THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SUICIDE CASES IN FORENSIC MEDICAL PRACTICE
Abstract
The cultural environment, the presence of suicidal thoughts and intentions, easy access to means of suicide, and similar factors influence the choice of suicide method. At the same time, the gender paradox plays a significant role: parasuicidal behavior is more frequently observed in women, whereas men tend to resort to more lethal methods of carrying out their suicidal intentions, such as using firearms, drowning, or hanging, which are characteristic of completed suicide. Intentional self-poisoning, in contrast, is more typical of suicide attempts.
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