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Gun Violence Trends in US Cities During the Early Phase of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
JAMA Netw OpenHall C, Wilson N, Piquero AR.
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Gun Violence Exposure and Suicide Among Black Adults.
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Current Opinion in Psychology, 2018
Drawing on the World Health Organization's ecological model, this review explores how contextual and institutional factors shape individual choice and behavior with respect to gun violence. Young men are disproportionately represented among both perpetrators and victims of violence.
Wendy, Cukier, Sarah Allen, Eagen
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Drawing on the World Health Organization's ecological model, this review explores how contextual and institutional factors shape individual choice and behavior with respect to gun violence. Young men are disproportionately represented among both perpetrators and victims of violence.
Wendy, Cukier, Sarah Allen, Eagen
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The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2020
Litigation cannot solve a public health crisis. But litigation can be an effective complementary tool to regulation by increasing the salience of a public health issue, eliciting closely guarded information to move public opinion, and prompting legislative action.
Abbe R, Gluck +2 more
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Litigation cannot solve a public health crisis. But litigation can be an effective complementary tool to regulation by increasing the salience of a public health issue, eliciting closely guarded information to move public opinion, and prompting legislative action.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1992
To the Editor. —In JAMA 's June 10,1992, issue, Mr Marwick 1 adequately points out the relationship(s) between illicit drugs and violence. He also makes a credible connection between those involved in drug trafficking and a lost sense of the value of life.
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To the Editor. —In JAMA 's June 10,1992, issue, Mr Marwick 1 adequately points out the relationship(s) between illicit drugs and violence. He also makes a credible connection between those involved in drug trafficking and a lost sense of the value of life.
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2021
Gun violence persists as a devastating public health crisis in the United States. Each year, an estimated 1,600 children die from gun violence, another 6,200 survive gunshot injuries, and thousands more are indirectly impacted (e.g., children who have witnessed gunfire, heard gunshots, or know a friend or family member who has been shot).
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Gun violence persists as a devastating public health crisis in the United States. Each year, an estimated 1,600 children die from gun violence, another 6,200 survive gunshot injuries, and thousands more are indirectly impacted (e.g., children who have witnessed gunfire, heard gunshots, or know a friend or family member who has been shot).
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2015
Violence intervention programs show promise in treating the public health crisis.
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Violence intervention programs show promise in treating the public health crisis.
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2005
the united states is experiencing a very rapid decline in rates of serious violence, and particularly firearm violence. As recently as 1993, America's homicide rate was at a near-historic high; by mid-1999 it was lower than at any time since the mid-1960s, and all indications are that it is continuing to fall.
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the united states is experiencing a very rapid decline in rates of serious violence, and particularly firearm violence. As recently as 1993, America's homicide rate was at a near-historic high; by mid-1999 it was lower than at any time since the mid-1960s, and all indications are that it is continuing to fall.
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Pediatric Annals
Gun violence is a rapidly growing concern for youth. As rates of death by firearm rise, so does exposure to firearm violence and high levels of accompanying morbidity. Although gun violence cannot be attributed to any one cause, it is important pediatric health care providers understand the prevalence of this issue.
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Gun violence is a rapidly growing concern for youth. As rates of death by firearm rise, so does exposure to firearm violence and high levels of accompanying morbidity. Although gun violence cannot be attributed to any one cause, it is important pediatric health care providers understand the prevalence of this issue.
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