Preliminary behavioral differences between Spanish adults with suicidal ideation and control population

Abstract

Suicidal ideation represents a significant public health concern, serving as a crucial predictor of suicide attempts. While biological and psychological risk factors have been thoroughly delineated, the role of daily behaviors such as nutrition, oral health, physical activity, and psychological traits remains to be elucidated. This study examines behavioral and psychological differences between Spanish adult's participants with suicidal ideation and a comparison group within a community sample.