Research: suicide is determined from birth

Believe it or not, someone to do the action suicide was already determined when the newborn baby was born the first time. This is revealed in the results of research conducted by a team of Swedish leaders Dr Danuta Wasserman who do research on the 700,000 young people.
From the results of the research Dr Danuta Wasserman is known that body weight when the baby is born are determines risk of suicide later. Babies born under average have twice the risk to make a higher suicide compared with infants born to normal. The risk becomes higher if the birth mother who is still a teenager.
Results of research Dr Danuta Wasserman, which is `the researchers from the National Center for Suicide Research and Prevention` (Stockholm) is published by The Lancet medical journal. According to Dr Danuta Wasserman, genetic factors portray important position in this case suicide.
Research conducted with the data from all infants born between 1973 and 1980 with a tendency to see the action suicide that occurred at the age of 10 years to 26 years. Overall level of suicide that occurred in Sweden in 1999 to around 20 people per 100.00 population. According to research, babies born have less body weight 2 kg will be hit twice the risk experienced higher suicide compared with infants who were born normal 3:25 kg - 3.75 kg.
Meanwhile, children born of mothers aged under 19 years experience will also be exposed to risk the threat of suicide when compared with mothers aged 20 to 29 years. Instead measure the baby was born at the time they also examined by Dr Danuta Wasserman. According to him, the baby was born less than 47 cm will have a tendency to suicide when compared with babies born with a long 50 or 51 cm.
"Studies that we have do not give a definitive answer about the risk of a suicide," he said. "But at least we found significant relationships between pre-birth as a key factor. I think genetic factors and environmental factors that become very important."
Dr Danuta Wasserman suggested that the mother during pregnancy to maintain good nutrition, including not consuming alcohol and drugs.