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On page 723, in the first column, the first through fifth complete sentences should read as follows: "The most
frequently reported mental health diagnoses were depression
(81.3%), bipolar disorder (9.9%), and schizophrenia (3.3%) in
2004. Roughly half of victims were described by family or friends as being depressed before the time of death. Problems with
a current or former intimate partner contributed to 27.9% of suicides. Physical health problems, most commonly in
older adults, contributed to approximately 22.1% of the suicides. Nearly
17.9% of suicide victims had made previous attempts,
and 16.5% had alcohol dependence problems."
On page 723, in the second column, the fourth sentence should read as follows: "In
78.7% of these cases, suspects were known to victims, and 20.0% of homicides were directly
associated with intimate partner conflict (i.e., one in which
an intimate partner killed another partner)."
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