suicides

Regarding suicides (separate to this article, where cause is unknown) - there is nothing particular to tech which means suicides.

Excluding suicides, the rest is what I consider the cost of our country owning guns.

People who work in mental health and related areas understand the reasons behind suicides pretty well.

The 2004 Madrid bombing killed 191 people and wounded 1800 without requiring neither suicides nor drones.

Reading further, it's actually 50 officers who were killed by firearm in 2014, and it's not clear whether that number includes suicides.

Simply put, homicide can be constructed to include suicides as well as accidental deaths.

See Apple's efforts to be green (eg mercury free in 2010-ish) but Foxconns' suicides.

Some reports indicate that suicides, hearth attacks and strokes peaked at the time.

Even in the darkest days of Baltimore I don't think there were allegations of homicides being declared as suicides.

I'm probably in the minority who believe we should not be actively trying to prevent suicides.

In Japan 72% of suicides are men, in America it's 78%.

How many high profile tech suicides have we had in the past few years?

Suicides will never be eradicated, but they can be reduced with well-targeted mental health programs.

Suicides cut across all demographics, though it is particularly prevalent amongst young adults.