The global burden of non-conflict related Firearm mortality
Author:
Richmond, T. S.
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Cheney, R.
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Schwab, C. W.
Publication: Injury Prevention
Link to Published Abstract
Topics:
International
Surveillance/Data Collection
Keywords:
Mortality
PUBLIC health
United Nations
WORLD Health Organization
Bibliographic information +
United Nations world population data for the year 2000, data from the World Bank, and the World Health Organization were examined. Non-conflict related firearm deaths were estimated as between 196,000 and 229,000 worldwide. Countries reporting data totaled 162,800 firearm deaths. Public data are not available for 122 of 186 countries, representing more than 3 billion (54%) of the world’s population. Estimate of firearm deaths for these counties range from 33,200 to 66,200.

bibliographic information
APA notation
Richmond, T. S., Cheney, R., & Schwab, C. W. (2005). The global burden of non-conflict related Firearm mortality. Injury Prevention, 11(6), 348-352.
MLA notation
Richmond, T. S., R. Cheney, and C. W. Schwab. "The Global Burden of Non-Conflict Related Firearm Mortality." Injury Prevention 11.6 (2005): 348-52.

