When youth commit crimes, their parents may be held legally responsible for their actions.
Parental legal culpability laws were developed to ensure justice for victims of crime but also …

More US children and adolescents today die from firearms than any other cause, and many
more sustain firearm injuries and survive. The clinical and economic impact of these firearm …

Abstract Concepts of suicide are explored in this issue with a focus on suicide in children
and adolescents. The epidemiology of pediatric suicide in the United States is reviewed; …

Introduction Firearm-related suicides among children present a significant public health
concern and a tragic loss of young lives. This study explores the relationship between …

Introduction Pediatric head and neck (HN) trauma is an important contributor to pediatric
morbidity, resulting in significant downstream consequences. Few studies provide …

Objective In 2022, firearms injured or killed more than 6000 American children. Significant
disparities exist in injury risk. We hypothesized that analyzing an injury's time, date, and …

Background: The purpose of this study was to investigate temporal trends in gunshot wound
(GSW)-associated orthopedic injuries among children, adolescents, and young adults in …

Background Pediatric firearm injury is often associated with socioeconomically
disadvantaged neighborhoods. Most studies only include fatal injuries and do not …

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 …

Las heridas por arma de fuego (HAF) constituyen un problema en la población pediátrica.
En 1995 se publicaron los primeros datos sobre HAF graves en niños uruguayos …