Importance Firearm injuries constitute a public health crisis. At the healthcare encounter
level, they are, however, rare events. Objective To develop a predictive model to identify …

Objective Firearm injury research necessitates using data from often-exploited vulnerable
populations of Black and Brown Americans. In order to reduce bias against protected …

Public health firearm researchoften focuses on individual “risk factors” for being injured or
killed by a gun. 1 Such a paradigm elides the deeper, structural forces—such as the spatial …

Gun violence is a pressing global concern, inflicting dire consequences on individuals,
communities, safety, and healthcare systems. This study uses correlation analysis to …

In urban, large metropolitan trauma centers, we are accustomed to seeing the most
gruesome morbidity and mortality in medicine. By far, the most devastating morbidity and …

Background While gun injuries are more likely to occur in in urban settings and affect people
of color, factors associated with gun violence revictimization—suffering multiple incidents of …

Structural violence transcends mere physical harm, encompassing the systematic ways in
which societal structures disproportionately harm or disadvantage certain individuals. This …

Background: Firearms are the leading cause of death among US children and adolescents.
This study evaluates whether state gun laws are associated with firearm suicides and …