• N C Med J · Nov 2010

    Fatal and nonfatal firearm injuries in North Carolina.

    • Tamera Coyne-Beasley and Abigail C Lees.
    • North Carolina Child Health Research Network, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA. tamera_coyne-beasley@med.unc.edu
    • N C Med J. 2010 Nov 1; 71 (6): 565-8.

    AbstractThis commentary discusses fatal and nonfatal injuries due to firearms in North Carolina and reviews epidemiologic trends in firearm-related homicide, suicide, and unintentional injuries. This commentary also provides an overview of strategies for reducing the risk of firearm-related injury and suggests future research to prevent these injuries.

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