Lucas Giner, MD, PhD

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Lucas Giner, MD, PhD, is affiliated with the Department of Psychiatry at Universidad de Sevilla in Seville, Spain. Between 2014 and 2024, Giner has published research on suicide, focusing on topics such as underdiagnosis and treatment noncompliance in individuals who died by suicide, the impact of pandemics on suicide rates in Spain, and characteristics of violent and serious suicide attempters. Frequent collaborators include Enrique Baca-García, Adrián Alacreu-Crespo, Alejandro Porras-Segovia, Ana Fructuoso, and Belén S. Martín-Moreno.

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Underdiagnosis, Undertreatment, and Noncompliance With Treatment in People Who Died by Suicide
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Underdiagnosis, Undertreatment, and Noncompliance With Treatment in People Who Died by Suicide

July 10, 2024

Depression was diagnosed prior to death in 18.6% of people with a major depressive episode who died by suicide. Antidepressants were prescribed in 21.5% of these individuals, but only...
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Pandemics and Suicide Rates in Spain: From the Spanish Flu to COVID-19
Original Research

Pandemics and Suicide Rates in Spain: From the Spanish Flu to COVID-19

April 17, 2023

Deaths by suicide peaked in Spain during both the Spanish flu and COVID-19 pandemics; however, the stressors that led to these increases differed based on historical context.
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Original Research

Violent and Serious Suicide Attempters: One Step Closer to Suicide?

March 15, 2014

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