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Publications
Back to Basics: What Descriptive Epidemiology Can Teach Us About the Recent Rise in Firearm Homicide.
Pear VA, Schleimer JPPreventing Firearm Injuries and Deaths among Clients: An Action Plan Model for Social Workers
Conrick KM, McCollum O, Porter SF, St.Vil C, Kanuha K, Rowhani-Rahbar A, Moore M.Firearm Experiences, Behaviors, and Norms Among Rural Adolescents.
Weybright EH, Terral HF, Hall A, Varrella G, Ellyson AM, Schleimer JP, Kuklinski MR, Dalve K, Gause EL, Oesterle S, Rowhani-Rahbar ATrends in Domestic Violence and Firearm Domestic Violence During COVID-19 in Five US Cities
Tomsich E, Schleimer JP, McCort C, Wintemute G.Preinjury and Event-Related Characteristics of Pediatric Firearm Injuries: The American College of Surgeons Firearm Study, United States, March 2021‒February 2022.
Flynn-O'Brien KT, Sathya C, Kotagal M, Banks S, Agoubi LL, Kuhls DA, Nathens A, Hink AB, Rivara FPFederal Firearm Licensee Rates and Suicide in Maryland, 2014 to 2019
Kafka JM, Nestadt PS, Rosen EM, Karon S, Rush MJ, Trangenstein PJIn The News
Many rural Washington state youth engage in socially acceptable firearm-related behaviors
WSU Insider - October 24, 2024Read More
Density of gun shops linked to areas’ suicides by firearm
UW Medicine | Newsroom - September 9, 2024Read More
My elderly father had dementia, anger issues, and many guns. What were we to do?
The Boston Globe - July 24, 2024Read More
Gun Violence Prevention: Can State Social Policies Make a Difference?
Rockefeller Institute of Government - July 18, 2024Read More