COUNSELING ABOUT FIREARMS: PROPOSED LEGISLATION IS A THREAT TO PHYSICIANS AND THEIR PATIENS
Vernick JS, Teret SP, Smith GA, Webster DW
Pediatrics 2006;118:2168-2172 USING LOCAL PUBLIC HEALTH POWERS AS A TOOL FOR GUN VIOLENCE PREVENTION: THE BALTIMORE YOUTH AMMUNITION INITIATIVE
Lewin NL, Vernick JS, Beilenson PL, Mair JS, Lindamood LM, Teret SP, Webster DW
American Journal of Public Health 2005;95:762-765.
EFFECTS OF YOUTH-FOCUSED FIREARM LAWS ON YOUTH SUICIDES
Webster DW, Vernick JS, Zeoli AM, Manganello JA
JAMA 2004;292:594-601.
PEDIATRIC RESIDENTS' ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS RELATED TO COUNSELING ADOLESCENTS AND THEIR PARENTS ABOUT FIREARM SAFETY
Solomon BS, Duggan AK, Webster D, Serwint JR
Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine 2002;156(8):769-75. PRODUCT-ORIENTED APPROACHES TO REDUCING YOUTH GUN VIOLENCE
Teret SP, Culross PL
Future of Children 2002;12(2):119-31. HOW DELINQUENT YOUTH ACQUIRE GUNS: INITIAL VERSUS MOST RECENT GUN ACQUISITIONS
Webster DW, Freed LH, Frattaroli S, Wilson MH
Journal of Urban Health 2002;79(1):60-9. FACTORS PREVENTING GUN ACQUISITION AND CARRYING AMONG INCARCERATED ADOLESCENT MALES
Freed LH, Webster DW, Longwell JJ, Carrese J, Wilson MH
Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine 2001;155(3):335-41. REEXAMINING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CHILD ACCESS PREVENTION GUN LAWS AND UNINTENTIONAL SHOOTING DEATHS AMONG CHILDREN
Webster DW, Starnes M
Pediatrics 2000;106(6):1466-9. “I DIDN’T KNOW THE GUN WAS LOADED”: AN EXAMINATION OF TWO SAFETY DEVICES THAT CAN REDUCE THE RISK OF UNINTENTIONAL FIREARM INJURIES
Vernick JS, Meisel ZF, Teret SP, Milne JS, Hargarten SW
Journal of Public Health Policy 1999;20(4):427-40. PREVENTION OF FIREARM-RELATED INJURIES AMONG YOUTH. A PRODUCT-ORIENTED APPROACH
Freed LH, Vernick JS, Hargarten SW
Pediatric Clinics of North America 1998;45(2):427-38. CHILDREN SHOOTING GUNS: A FAILURE IN PRODUCT DESIGN (EDITORIAL)
Teret SP, Baker SP
Injury Prevention 1995;1(3):39. REGULATING RISK TO CHILDREN
Teret SP
Injury Prevention 1995;1(2):71-2. GUN VIOLENCE AMONG YOUTH AND THE PEDIATRICIAN’S ROLE IN PRIMARY PREVENTION
Webster DW, Wilson ME
Pediatrics 1994;94(4 Pt.2):617-22. A YOUTH VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND PRELIMINARY EVALUATION
Gainer PS, Webster DW, Champion HR
Archives of Surgery 1993;128(3):303-8. FIREARM INJURY PREVENTION COUNSELING BY CHILD HEALTH PROVIDERS
Webster DW, Mang KM, Grossman DC, Rivara FP
American Journal of Diseases of Children 1993;147:448. WEAPON CARRYING AMONG INNER-CITY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: DEFENSIVE BEHAVIOR VS AGGRESSIVE DELINQUENCY
Webster DW, Gainer PS, Champion HR
American Journal of Public Health 1993;83(11):1604-8. PARENTS’ BELIEFS ABOUT PREVENTING GUN INJURIES IN CHILDREN
Webster DW, Wilson ME, Duggan AK, Pakula LC
Pediatrics 1992;89(5 Pt.1):908-14. FIREARM INJURY PREVENTION COUNSELING: A STUDY OF PEDIATRICIANS’ BELIEFS AND PRACTICES
Webster DW, Wilson ME, Duggan AK, Pakula LC
Pediatrics 1992;89(5 Pt.1):902-7. WEAPONS AND MINORITY YOUTH VIOLENCE
Cook PJ, Juarez P, Lee RK, Teret SP, et. al.
Public Health Reports 1991;106(3):254-258. CHILDREN AND GUNS
Wintemute GJ, Teret SP, Kraus J, et al.
JAMA 1987; 258:1893-4. WHEN CHILDREN SHOOT CHILDREN: 88 UNINTENDED DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA
Wintemute GJ, Teret SP, Kraus JF, Wright MA, Bradfield G
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