Rationale Previous research has shown that uncertainty can affect mental health, and that
unemployment and economic recessions are associated with increased suicide rates …

As part of the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Society for Risk Analysis and Risk
Analysis: An International Journal, this essay reviews the 10 most important …

While linkages between some macroeconomic phenomena and suicides in some countries
have been explored, only two studies, hitherto, have established a causal relationship …

This paper examines the impact that the Great Recession had on individuals' health
behaviours and risk factors such as diet choices, smoking, alcohol consumption, and Body …

Previous studies have found an association between recessions and increased rates of
suicide. In the present study we widened the focus to examine the association between …

The pharmaceutical market in Cyprus has been characterised by high volume and a steep
increase in per-capita expenditure over the past decade. Most importantly, the market is …

Reduced mobility during COVID-19 lockdowns means not only fewer vehicles at risk of
collision, but also an opportunity to speed on empty streets. The objective of this paper is to …

This paper provides evidence that daily fluctuations in the stock market have important–and
hitherto neglected–spillover effects on fatal car accidents. Using the universe of fatal car …

Previous studies have shown that financial turbulence is associated with a short-term
increase in road traffic collisions, largely due to drivers' emotional state, distraction, sleep …

Abstract Objectives Greece and Ireland suffered an economic recession of similar
magnitude, but whether their health has deteriorated as a result has not yet been well …