Stack 2005 [53] Several SOURCE Mann et al. 2005 [1] Reisch & Michel 2005 [51] Shoval et al. 2005 [52] Sudak & Sudak 2005 [54] Tousignant et al. 2005 [55] Pirkis et al. 2006 [56] Romer et al. 2006 [57] Yip et al. 2006 [58] Cheng et al. 2007 [59] Meta- Analysis Systematic review Several Canada Research Suicides Australia Research Suicides USA Research Hong Kong Research Taiwan Research Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2012, 9 129 COUNTRY Several ARTICLE TYPE Systematic review Switzerland Research Table 1. Cont. OUTCOME MEASURE Suicides Suicides by jumping Israel Research Suicides Suicides Suicides Suicides Suicides Suicidal behaviours (thoughts, attempts) MAIN FINDINGS Media blackouts on reporting suicide have coincided with decrease in suicide rates, but no published studies have evaluated the impact of establishing media guidelines The data suggest a regional increased popularity of the suicide method (jumping) in the period of high media attention Reported televising of a promo for a documentary on suicide may raise the risk of suicide in vulnerable population, especially the use of particular method (jumping) Copycat effect was more likely reported for celebrity suicides and female suicides and less likely if studies were based on television stories and stressed negative definitions of suicide The number of suicides increased, if the media romanticized and dramatized the description of suicidal deaths A celebrity's suicide was instrumental for a number of suicide in the period immediately following the event, although the size of the effect remains unknown There may be an association between the quantity of media items and the number of subsequent suicides The results confirm the effect of media- induced suicide contagion There was a significant increase in suicides following the celebrity death, particularly in a subgroup of males aged 25–39 years, many of whom died by jumping Strong association was found between inappropriate media reporting of celebrity suicide and subsequent suicidal behaviour (thoughts attempts) in depressed patients