A recent report highlights a troubling trend in Ireland, where self-harm has become a leading cause of death among teenagers aged 15 to 18. It indicates that more than half of injury-related deaths in this age group are linked to self-harm. Overall, Ireland experienced 612 child deaths between 2022 and 2023, with a notable rise in infant mortality rates. Health experts are advocating for immediate action to ensure better mental health support and preventive strategies to tackle this pressing issue.
Health experts are urging for urgent interventions to address the alarming rise in self-harm among teenagers, which is significantly contributing to injury-related deaths.
The recent report reveals that self-harm is a leading cause of death for Irish teens, with over half of injury-related fatalities in this demographic attributed to it.
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