Background Alcohol and firearms are commonly involved in suicide in the United States.
State alcohol and firearm policies may impact alcohol and firearm related suicide, yet little is …

Introduction Alcohol use is involved in a large proportion of homicides and suicides each
year in the United States, but there is limited evidence on how policies targeting alcohol …

Introduction Acute alcohol intoxication is a contributing factor in firearm-involved suicides.
However, knowledge of the relationship between alcohol intoxication and firearm-involved …

Importance Firearms are the method of suicide used most often in the US. Acute alcohol use
is associated with an increased risk of suicide by firearm. However, the dose-response …

We examined the impact of a state gun law environment on suicides overall and within
demographic subgroups. We linked 211,766 firearm suicides and 204,625 nonfirearm …

Both intoxication and chronic heavy alcohol use are associated with suicide. There is
extensive population‐level evidence linking per capita alcohol consumption with suicide …

Firearm legislation is associated with statewide suicide rates; however, prior research has
often relied upon older data and categorical legislative grades while also failing to consider …

Objectives. We explored age, gender, and racial/ethnic differences with alcohol use and
firearms, hanging or asphyxiation, and poisoning methods of suicide. Methods. We analyzed …

Firearms are a major source of preventable morbidity and mortality in the United States,
contributing to over 48,000 deaths in 2022 and generating societal costs in excess of $500 …

Introduction Homicides and suicides are the second-and third-leading causes of death
among young people (aged 10–24) in the US. While a substantial share of these deaths …