It has been estimated that the suicide risk in those with co-occurring disorders is 200-300 times higher than the general population.

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The suicide risk in individuals with co-occurring disorders (also known as dual diagnosis, where someone has both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder) is significantly higher than in the general population, but the estimated increase is not as high as 200-300 times. Research suggests that the risk is elevated, but the exact multiplier varies across studies and is not typically quantified at such a high level.

It Has Been Estimated That the Suicide Risk in Those