+ Weapons in the lives of battered women
Author:
Sorenson SB / Wiebe DJ
Date:
2004
Publication:
Am J Public Health
Topics:
Crime, Domestic Violence, Law Enforcement
Keywords:
California, PREVENTION, battered women, domestic violence
The authors examined violence between intimate partners with regards to the weapons used and the frequency of use, especially firearms. Data were collected through interviews of residents in 67 battered... read more >
+ Keeping guns out of the hands of abusers: handgun purchases and restraining orders
Author:
Vittes KA / Sorenson SB
Date:
2008
Publication:
Am J Public Health
Topics:
Domestic Violence, Law Enforcement, Legislation and Policy, State, Supply, Surveillance/Data Collection
Keywords:
California, Female, Gunshot Wounds, Male, Violence Prevention and Control
The authors used administrative data from California to link 794,426 restraining orders with 1,388,724 handgun purchase applications. They estimate that approximately 80,000 legally purchased guns should... read more >
+ Availability of litigation as a public health tool for firearm injury prevention: comparison of guns, vaccines, and motor vehicles
Author:
Vernick, J. S. / Rutkow, L. / Salmon, D. A.
Date:
2007
Publication:
Am J Public Health
Topics:
Legislation and Policy, Prevention
Keywords:
Commerce, Economics, Legislation
The authors assert that the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, in granting firearm manufacturers broad immunity from liability, does not provide manufacturers with a financial incentive to make... read more >
+ Adolescents and firearms: a California statewide survey
Author:
Sorenson SB / Vittes KA
Date:
2004
Publication:
Am J Public Health
Topics:
Ownership, State
Keywords:
California, Storage, firearm
The authors examined the prevalence and characteristics correlated with adolescents’ reports regarding firearms in their homes, or the homes of friends and peers, using random-digit-dialed interviews... read more >
+ Firearm injuries: epidemic then, endemic now
Author:
Christoffel, K. K.
Date:
2007
Publication:
Am J Public Health
Topics:
Public Health
Keywords:
Epidemic, Firearm injury
In this brief commentary, the author argues that U.S. firearm injuries have passed from an epidemic or emergency phase (mid-1980s to early 1990s) where firearm injuries were rising and above historic... read more >
 

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