One Nurses' Health Study surveyed nearly 90,000 women over a decade. The study found that those women with regular religious attendance have a fivefold lower risk of suicide compared to women who didn't attend mosque, church, or synagogue services.
Mark E. Green discusses a study showing the protective effects of religious attendance on suicide risk.
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