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Publications
Mental and Physical Health-Related Risk Factors Among Females Who Died by Firearm Suicide.
Prater LC, Noghrehchi P, Duan N, Takagi-Stewart J, Mooney SJ, Hefner JL, Goldstein EVEarly childhood education and handgun carrying, serious fighting, and assault charges: A retrospective cohort study
Schleimer JP, Hajat A, Joseph G, Rivara F, Sun M, Rowhani-Rahbar A"Nobody Asked Us": Illegal Firearm Acquisition, Ownership, and Storage Among Black and Brown Individuals in Newark, New Jersey.
Liddell-Quintyn EC, Semenza DC, Redding SL, Neal BD, Barnes RTExamining the Association of Economic Instability and Firearm Storage Behaviors.
Conrick KM, Banks S, Porter SF, Rowhani-Rahbar AState Earned Income Tax Credits and Firearm Suicides
Asa N, Ellyson A, Rowhani-Rahbar ASurvivor perspectives on research priorities for assessing mental health outcomes after school shootings: a qualitative study
Rencken CA, Conrick K, Rhew IC, Davis CA, Rowhani-Rahbar AIn The News
Poverty-reduction effort linked to lower gun suicide rate
UW Medicine | Newsroom - April 4, 2025Read More
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