Abstract
Age stereotypes, often overlooked in discussions of mental
health, have a profound and underappreciated impact on
suicide rates across different age groups. While much
attention has been rightly devoted to addressing factors
such as depression, social isolation, and economic stress as
contributors to suicide, age-related biases and misconceptions
can exacerbate these risk factors. It's time to shed light on this
critical issue, separate the myths from the realities, and explore
the complex relationship between age stereotypes and suicide.
As a society, we tend to hold certain assumptions about
individuals based on their age.
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