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- Firearm violence in America: A growing health problem
Author:
Baroni, S. / Richmond, T. S.
Date:
2006
Publication:
Crit Care Nurs Clin North Am
Link to Published Abstract
Topics:
Accidents/Unintentional, Public Health, State, Surveillance/Data Collection
Keywords:
Community-Institutional Relations, Firearms, Health Promotion/organization & administration, Homicide/prevention & control/statistics & numerical data, Humans
According to the State Injury Profiles 2001 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, firearm injury is the second leading cause of injury death following only motor vehicle crashes. Firearm... read more >
- Self-inflicted accidental gunshot wounds
Author:
Chung, Yung A.
Date:
2003
Publication:
Legal Medicine
Topics:
Accidents/Unintentional, Education/Counseling, Local, Prevention, Public Health
Keywords:
medical examiner, self-inflicted gun death, toy gun, unintentional gunshot wound
The author examines toy gun designs that mirror current weapon designs, by reviewing all firearm deaths a Michigan county using medical examiner’s records from 1990 to 2000. He found an average of 500... read more >
- Firearms in US homes as a risk factor for unintentional gunshot fatality
Author:
Wiebe, Douglas J.
Date:
2003
Publication:
Accident Analysis & Prevention
Topics:
Accidents/Unintentional, Ownership, Public Health, U.S./National
Keywords:
Injury, household firearm, risk factor, risk of death
In this matched case-control study, the author examined the association between relative risk of death by an unintentional gunshot and having firearms in the home, using data from the National Mortality... read more >
- Small Arms and Light Weapons: A Public Health Approach
Author:
Cukier, W.
Date:
2002
Publication:
Brown Journal of World Affairs
Link to Published Abstract
Topics:
Accidents/Unintentional, Gun Carrying, Homicide, International, Public Health, Suicide
Keywords:
Arms control, ILLEGAL arms transfers, International cooperation, PUBLIC health -- International cooperation
The author summarizes the global burden of firearms involved in murder, suicide and accidents, both in terms of human lives lost, as well as regarding economic, social and political conditions. The author... read more >
 

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