Us Suicide Rate Climbs 35% Since 1999, New Report Finds

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Wed, 04/08/2020 - 3:54pm

The suicide rate in the United States continues to rise, increasing 35% for almost two decades from 1999 through 2018, according to a new data brief released by the National Center for Health Statistics on Wednesday. The report included mortality data from the center's National Vital Statistics System.

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