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Working Age Males
 
Working Age Males, 18-64
Historically, 18 – 64 year old males have exhibited a relatively low suicide rate, compared to other groups such as teens, Native Americans, etc.  As a result, they’ve traditionally been considered a low risk group and few prevention activities have been targeted specifically at them.  As a result, this group has traditionally been excluded from suicide prevention, awareness and screening programs, leaving them unaware of suicide risk factors and prevention programs.  This has led to an increase in their suicide rate since 2000, and working age males are now considered a group at high-risk for suicide, and thus this group has been identifed by DHW as the third highest risk group for suicide in Idaho.

** NEW - 2010 data are now available! **

  • Age Group by Year of Death
  • Year of Death by Race
  • Method of Death by Year
  • Method of Death by Race
  • Method of Death by Level of Education
  • Place of Injury by Year
  • Place of Death by Year
  • Marital Status
  • Military Status
  • Industry Classification by Year of Death
  • Month of Death

Notes & Remarks regarding the working age male data.

If you are aware of other data sources about suicides in Idaho, especially data at the county level, please let us know using the Comments link.