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Autopsy-based retrospective study of hanging deaths at hospital center in Central India.
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Hanging is one of the most common methods of suicide in India, particularly among young adults. Hence, this retrospective autopsy-based study was conducted on 39 cases of death by hanging at Atal Bihari Vajpayee Government Medical College, Vidisha, over a two-year period. The majorities of victims were males (62%) and aged 21-30 years (43.58%). A significant proportion were married (59%) and most incidents occurred indoors (87.17%), indicating a preference for privacy. This study advances knowledge by providing regional data on hanging-related suicides, highlighting the role of social, psychological and familial stressors and emphasizing the need for early psychological intervention and proper handling of crime scenes in suicide prevention.
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