An examination of preferred messengers on firearm safety for suicide prevention

Overview of attention for article published in Preventive Medicine, February 2021

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RT @DrAlanTeo: I think it's time to rethink who delivers the message on #FirearmSafety for #SuicidePrevention. New study suggests law enfor…

I think it's time to rethink who delivers the message on #FirearmSafety for #SuicidePrevention. New study suggests law enforcement, veterans, and current military personnel are credible, but doctors & other medical professionals aren't. @PsychBrownB…

“An Examination of Preferred Messengers on Firearm Safety for Suicide Prevention” by @PsychBrownBag @craigjbryan @AllisonRBond & AnnaBelle Bryan of @NJGVRC @RutgersU @SouthernMiss & @OSUWexMed in Preventive Medicine https://t.co/hNHI7SvciI

🔈New paper📝 alert @NJGVRC executive director, Mike Anestis @PsychBrownBag, 👨‍💼and colleagues examined "An examination of preferred messengers on firearm safety for suicide prevention" https://t.co/gXRJKrStg3

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