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Infections, Anti-infective Agents, and Risk of Deliberate Self-harm and Suicide in a Young Cohort: A Nationwide Study.

Helene Gjervig Hansen | Ole Köhler-Forsberg | Liselotte Petersen | Merete Nordentoft | Teodor T Postolache | Annette Erlangsen | Michael E Benros
Biological psychiatry | 2019

Evidence links infections to mental disorders and suicidal behavior. However, knowledge is sparse regarding less severe infections, anti-infective treatment, and deliberate self-harm. Using nationwide Danish longitudinal registers, we estimated associations between infections treated with anti-infective agents and infections requiring hospitalization with the risk of deliberate self-harm.

Pubmed ID: 30563760

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