Importance Understanding global variation in firearm mortality rates could guide prevention
policies and interventions. Objective To estimate mortality due to firearm injury deaths from …

The Small Arms Survey wishes to express its gratitude to all the governments, and regional
and international organizations that supported this project financially and with data and …

Data from a nationally representative probability-based online survey sample of US adults
conducted in 2015 (n= 3949, response rate 55%) were used to assess self-reported gun …

1 'Racial violence in Greater Manchester'(with David Smith and Liz Wastell, Lancaster
University) funded under the ESRC's Violence Research Programme, 1998–2000. 2 See, for …

The systematic study of how available weapons influence the rates, patterns, and outcomes
of criminal violence is new, but it is now a well-established and fast-growing subfield in …

Millions of Americans feel the need to carry guns with them everywhere they go. They feel
this need in their minds as well as in their bodies. Cognitively, they feel their lives are in …

Introduction Interventions that reduce access to highly lethal and commonly used methods of
suicide (eg, limiting firearm access) are considered essential elements of effective suicide …

Objectives. To quantify the proportion of current US gun owners who are new to owning
firearms and compare new versus long-standing gun owners with respect to their firearms …

OBJECTIVES: To describe firearm storage practices in homes with children who have
versus do not have self-harm risk factors. METHODS: A cross-sectional analysis of a …

Our paper aims to describe firearm-related behavior among American households and to
quantify the influence of household characteristics on the probability of firearms possession …