Why are suicidal thoughts less prevalent in older age groups? Age differences in the correlates of suicidal thoughts in the English Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey 2007
Claudia Cooper(Queen Mary University of London), Paul Bebbington(University of East Anglia), Traolach Brugha(University of Leicester), Khadija Rantell, Michael Dennis(Swansea University), Sally McManus(St George's, University of London), Rachel Jenkins(Akron Children's Hospital), Howard Meltzer(University of Leicester), Martin Blanchard(St Pancras Hospital)
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