Rural youth’s exposure to firearm violence and their attitudes regarding firearm safety measures

Overview of attention for article published in Injury Epidemiology, September 2021

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RT @InjuryFreeKids: @CIRPatNCH This problem affects kids of all ages, races, and across the US. A recent @IP_BMJ study at @UIIPRC found 77%…

@CIRPatNCH This problem affects kids of all ages, races, and across the US. A recent @IP_BMJ study at @UIIPRC found 77% of rural youth know at least one person who has died or been injured accidentally by firearms. https://t.co/H7PUcekSHT #SaferStorage…

The majority of youth living in rural areas of the US support firearm safety measures, including required training, background checks, and safe firearm storage in homes, reports a study published in Injury Epidemiology. https://t.co/QXhCVrbYJ2

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