Abstract
Suicide attempts in children and adolescents are a major public health concern. Although the suicide of children remains, fortunately, infrequent, this phenomenon has been constantly increasing since 2009. While many studies have been conducted on adolescent suicidal behaviour, less attention has been paid to suicide attempts in children and preadolescents. Screening for children who are more likely to be suicidal must be performed as early as possible by general practitioners, paediatricians and school doctors.
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