The authors analyzed data from the California Health Interview Survey of 2001 that includes over 4,000 marital households. Both a parent and adolescent child (12-17 years old) were asked whether there... read more >

The author evaluated whether male adolescent gun carrying is positively associated with the prevalence of gun ownership in the general population, using state-level data on student gun carrying from the... read more >

Using data generated from surveying 108 young women in the U.K. and 91in the United States, the authors explore the attitudes of these women toward the possession and use of guns, and the perceived functional... read more >

Using data from a nationally representative random digit-dial telephone survey conducted from March 1999 through July1999, the authors explore the accuracy of gun storage information provided by adults... read more >

The authors assessed the attitudes of students towards gun control, using a sample of 119 criminal justice majors and 135 students enrolled in general studies and interdisciplinary courses in a medium-sized... read more >

Using data generated from a nationally representative random digit-dial telephone survey, the authors examine how perceptions of safety are influenced as more people in a community acquire firearms. 51%... read more >

The authors examined the effect of socioeconomic status (SES) on morbidity and mortality across generations, using SES and health data from a random selection of 2500 physicians from each of the last... read more >