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Urban areas have higher overall pediatric hospitalization rates for firearm injuries

Pediatric Hospitalization for Gun Injuries Higher in Urban Areas

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Rates high for assaults in urban teens; unintentional injuries lower in younger urban vs. rural children
The American Academy of Pediatrics is urging parents to ask a simple question before sending their children over to play at someone's house: "Is there an unlocked gun in your house?"

Parents Urged to Ask Playdates If There Is a Gun in the Home

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The ASK Day Campaign urges gun safety with locked, unloaded guns
Firearm victimization is associated with increased levels of distress

Increased Levels of Distress for Firearm Victimization

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Likelihood of reporting severe distress up for firearm victimizations versus those involving other weapons
The issue of gun violence must be addressed by the physician leadership scientifically

AMA President Calls Physicians to Lead in Addressing Gun Violence

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Gun violence should continue to be addressed in a scientific, evidence-based manner
Pediatricians are joining the call for action to prevent firearm deaths and injuries

AAP: Congress Urged to Act to Prevent Firearm Deaths

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Following latest shooting, pediatricians join call for action to be taken to address firearm deaths, injury
Approaches to addressing the potential complications of owning firearms for persons with dementia are presented in an article published online May 8 in the Annals of Internal Medicine.

Approaches to Firearms for Persons With Dementia Discussed

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Approaches to guns for patients with mild cognitive impairment could be similar to those for driving
Firearm homicides are much more common among black men compared to white men

Black Men More Likely to Die From Firearm Homicide

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However, white men at higher risk for firearm suicide in all states
Evidence suggests rejecting the hypothesis that the rate of mass shootings remained unchanged after implementation of the 1996 National Firearms Agreement in Australia

Possible Effect of Australia Gun Ban on Rate of Mass Shootings

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Evidence suggests rejecting the hypothesis that the rate of shootings remained unchanged after 1996
The severity of hospitalized firearm injuries increased significantly from 1993 to 2014

Severity of Nonfatal Firearm Injuries Increased, 1993 to 2014

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Findings based on analysis of 22 years of inpatient hospital data
Strong state firearm policies are associated with lower firearm suicide rates and lower homicide rates

Strong State Firearm Policies, Lower Firearm Suicide Rate Tied

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Counties with low home state, interstate scores had higher firearm homicide rates, overall homicide rate