Letter
Scottish study does not replicate findings
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BMJ
1995;311:807.3
- Michael Ryan,
- F E Murray
- Consultant in biochemical medicine Ninewells Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Dundee DD2 1UB
- Consultant physician Dundee Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Dundee DD1 9SY
EDITOR,--Massimo Gallerani and colleagues found lower cholesterol concentrations in subjects after parasuicide than in control subjects matched for age, sex, diabetes, hypertension, heterozygote β thalassaemia, drug misuse, and alcoholism.1 These results suggest an association between low cholesterol concentrations and suicide. The control population--331 non-suicidal …
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