Ooo.psychology today , that's almost science.

Like most psychology studies, they misuse stats to generate a conclusion they already made before the study. Psychology is a joke, epidemiology is a joke, but together the make the Reece's peanut butter of shit science.

What if all those events were just due to weather changes coincident with fall and spring time changes? Did they look at mean temperatures? Air pressure?

Example, from the link you didn't read,

"An analysis in the European Journal of Public Health from 2024 showed no increase in suicide in Austria, Switzerland, and Sweden following the start of daylight saving time. However, data vary, and studies show that some subgroups, including patients with substance use disorders, may incur a 6.59 percent increase in suicide risk soon after the springtime change."

A subgroup of a subgroup may have (that means not significant) an effect. Typical of garbage published around this.

I suggest you people find solutions to real problems in the world.