Objective The objective of this study was to describe regional and temporal trends in
pediatric firearm-related emergency department (ED) visits and investigate association with …

Background Firearm injuries are the leading cause of mortality among children and
adolescents 1–19 years old in the USA. Many prior studies on this topic lack detailed …

Objective The objective was to describe the characteristics of children seeking emergency
care for firearm injuries within the PECARN network and assess the influence of both …

Background Firearm-related injury (FRI) became the leading cause of death among
children/adolescents in 2019. Purpose This study sought to determine changes over time in …

Study Objective: To document the current epidemiology of pediatric injury-related deaths in
a rural state and evaluate changes over time. Design: Retrospective review of injury-related …

Study Objectives Firearms account for the second leading cause of pediatric death in the
United States. There is significant variation in firearm legislation at the state level. Recently …

Objectives This study aimed to characterize pediatric visits to emergency departments (EDs)
for firearm injuries and examine differences by trauma center type. Methods Analyses …

BACKGROUND Firearm control laws vary across the United States and remain state
specific. The aim of this study was to determine the relationship between variation in states' …

Researchers from Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut, and Boston
University School of Medicine in Boston estimated that in 2009, the latest year such data …

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 …