(1)What happened to Korea, where the suicide rate increased by 100 in 10 years
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(2)8 Noh Jin-seop, a medical reporter, no sisajournalcom 승인 Approved 202205181000 Lake 1700
(3)Low antidepressant prescription rates are a problem…Every hospital needs to treat depression like a cold
(4)Until the 1980s and 1990s, Korea’s suicide rate was among the lowest among OECD countries, but the domestic suicide rate has increased sharply since 2000 and has remained the No. 1 OECD country for the past 17 years In particular, the domestic suicide rate increased by more than 100 in about 10 years from 2001 to 2011 According to the National Statistical Office, the nation’s suicide rate increased from 144 per 100,000 people in 2001 to 317 in 2011 The actual number of suicides increased from 6,911 to 15,906 during the same period
(5)Korea’s suicide rate is still very high compared to other countries. According to OECD data in 2020, Korea’s suicide rate is 246 per 100,000 people, more than double the OECD average of 113. Japan’s 149 people, the U.S.’s 145 people, Sweden’s 114, Denmark’s 95, and Turkey’s 26 people end their lives every day
(6)A more serious problem is the suicide of our growing children Suicide is the number one cause of death among teenagers aged 10 to 19 There are three times as many teenagers who commit suicide as there are deaths from traffic accidents Suicide is also the No. 1 cause of death in their 20s and 30s. The No. 1 cause of death in their 40s and 50s is an abnormal organization that grows faster than normal, such as malignant neoplastic cancer, and the No. 2 is suicide
– The suicide rate in most countries fell and some countries saw their suicide rates rise, but none of them rose 100 in 10 years like ours, the OECD found out why Korea’s suicide rate soared and reached two conclusions The treatment rate for depression is significantly lower than that of other countries, and there are few psychological treatments
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Korea’s economic power is said to be among the top 10 in the world, but its performance in treating depression is as good as failing Rwanda, which ranks 145th in economic power, also has better results in treating depression than us,” he pointed out
If you all seem to have depression, I hope you get counseling and overcome the hard times
And the government wants to ease the burden by setting a policy toward eliminating the penalty from psychiatric treatment
The recovery of the birth rate will freeze to death without national care