Extended Data Fig. 3: Change in self-injury, suicide ideation and attempt and symptoms of EDs in men and women from pre to during lockdown, with participants replying ‘do not know’ excluded (longitudinal data). | Nature Human Behaviour

Extended Data Fig. 3: Change in self-injury, suicide ideation and attempt and symptoms of EDs in men and women from pre to during lockdown, with participants replying ‘do not know’ excluded (longitudinal data).

From: Self-injury, suicidality and eating disorder symptoms in young adults following COVID-19 lockdowns in Denmark

Extended Data Fig. 3

a–c, Weighted fixed effect linear regression estimating change in the proportions based on the longitudinal data collected in the DNBC-18 and wave 8 of the COVID-19 survey, approximately 1 year after the initial lockdown. Participants replying ‘do not know’ to an outcome were excluded in the analyses. Data are presented as mean change in %-points + /- standard error of mean (SEM). (a) N = 7,326, Self-injury within the last year in men (statistics: p-value < 0.001, DF = 2) and women (statistics: p-value < 0.001, DF = 2). (b) N = 7,017 Suicide ideation within the last year in men (statistics: p-value < 0.001, DF = 2) and women (statistics: p-value < 0.001, DF = 2). (c) N = 7,529, suicide attempt within the last year in men (statistics: p-value = 0.116, DF = 2) and women (statistics: p-value=0.531, DF = 2).

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