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Supplementary Table 2. Male and female suicide rates per 100,000 civilian, noninstitutionalized working persons aged 16-64 years for major and detailed occupational groups meeting reporting criteria, National Violent Death Reporting System, suicide decedents (n = 15,779), 32 states†, 2016
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