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Risk factors associated with non-fatal adolescent firearm injuries

Carolyn A. Paris, Elizabeth A. Edgerton, Monica Sifuentes, James S. Seidel, Roger Lewis, Marianne Gausche

Injury Prevention · 2002 · 23 citations · 16 references

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Abstract

Risk factors for adolescents sustaining a non-fatal firearm injury are sociodemographic and environmental, not just behavioral. Thus interventions that foster protective and supportive environments may help prevent firearm injuries.

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