Research from the Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy is often covered by local, national, and international media. Media also frequently call upon the Center for our expertise on injury-related issues, including, but not limited to, consumer product safety, domestic violence, and transportation injuries. Maryland, NJ & California tops for injury prevention, new study shows
ABC2 News Montana has 2nd highest rate of injury deaths in nation
Billings Gazette
Baltimore rolling out domestic violence test city wide
ABC2 News Rooting Out Domestic Abuse
Human Resource Executive Magazine Reported Increase in Older Adult Fall Deaths Due to Improved Coding
Occupational Health & Safety Home, Safe Home
JHSPH Magazine Injury prevention laws save lives, report shows
Baltimore Sun Poisoning Kills More Americans Than Car Crashes, Report Says
Bloomberg News Report: Iowa could reduce injuries
Des Moines Register Injury-Linked Deaths Vary Widely Among States
HealthDay Report Calls on States to Act to Prevent Injuries
MedPage Today Nanny State Works, When It Comes to Injuries
National Journal Rhode Island scores well in injury prevention study
Providence Journal Reported increase in older adult fall deaths due to improved coding
The JHU Gazette Study outlines 10 steps states can take to avoid injuries
USA Today Injury Prevention: NewPublicHealth Q&A with Andrea Gielen
New Public Health Blog New York, California Lead States in Injury Prevention
ABC News Kansas ranks 27th highest for rate of injury fatalities
Topeka Capital-Journal Florida injury rate ranks No. 18 in nation, with 12,000 deaths per year
Orlando Sentinel New Mexico Had Most Injury-Related Deaths, New Jersey Had Fewest
WebMD W.Va. 7th in death rates for accidents, violence
Washington Examiner Should Utah require helmets, take other steps for safety?
Salt Lake Tribune New York, California Lead States in Injury Prevention
KGO 810AM (San Francisco) Report: Ohio has one of the lowest rates of death by injury in nation
Columbus Dispatch Tennessee has 12th highest rate of injury deaths
The Tennessean Injury Prevention Report Card: Nearly Half of U.S. States Score Low
TIME Magazine Injury-related deaths highest in New Mexico, says study
CBS News ICD-10 Coding Uncovers Higher Rate of Fatal Falls Among Seniors
Health Leaders Media Johns Hopkins Finds Increase in Older Adult Fall Deaths Due to Improved Coding
ASPH Friday Letter Underage Drinkers Can Easily Order Alcohol From the Internet
HealthDay USFA releases residential building fire report
Safety & Health (National Safety Council) Teenage Driver Study Reconfirms Link Between Young Passengers and Chances of a Fatal Crash
New York Times One in Three Households Misreports Smoke Alarm Coverage
Alaska Native News New Special Programs at Fire Prevention Symposium 2012
Fire Engineering Fighting Back
The New Republic A new model aims to catch domestic violence that is likely to turn fatal
CBS News Johns Hopkins Finds Employee Programs Lack Approach for Partner Violence
ASPH Friday Letter Helicopters help save lives, Hopkins study finds
Baltimore Sun Helicopter Beats Ground Transport for Trauma Victims: Study
HealthDay Helicopters Save More Lives Than Ambulances After Serious Trauma, Study Finds
Scientific American Study: Chopper trauma transport improves survival chances
CNN Medical Helicopters: Worth the Cost, Risk?
ABC News Employee assistance programs lack a comprehensive approach to addressing intimate partner violence
Science Codex Workplace Assistance Programs Fail to ID Violent Partners
Psych Central Best Twitter feeds for injury prevention?
Injury Prevention (BMJ) Blog Why Firefighters Need to Embrace Seatbelt Use
FireChief.com Should you babyproof your child's car seat?
ConsumerSearch.com
Stair Dangers
WMAR Strategies aimed at reducing deaths among young motorists
USA Today Johns Hopkins Faculty Honored by American Academy of Health Behavior
ASPH Friday Letter Delaware offers lessons for fire prevention programs nationwide
JHU Gazette Trends in physician office visits shift as money worries affect behavior
American Medical News Hopkins student Nathan Krasnopoler remembered at candlelight vigil one year after bike accident
Baltimore Sun The legacy of Yeardley Love
Baltimore Sun Johns Hopkins Releases 2012 Edition of “Preventing Injuries in Maryland: A Resource for State Policy Makers”
ASPH Friday Letter Huguely trial highlights alcohol abuse at colleges, universities
Baltimore Sun Are news stories about injuries missed opportunities for promoting safety?
Safety News Alert Agency warns against tipping TVs
Arizona Daily Wildcat
Graduate Seminar in Injury Research and Policy
CBS Baltimore
Underage drinking needs more exposure
Washington Post Obese children outgrowing kids' clothing and furniture
CNN Social media 'push youth to alcohol'
Bangkok Post Drowning Prevention Efforts Are Expanding
Aquatics International Beware OF TV-Tipping Injuries
WBAL Radio More research needed on American Indian, Alaskan Native driving deaths: report
National Safety Council Safety + Health All Done with DUI
JHSPH Magazine American Indian motor vehicle deaths need to be addressed
JHU Gazette Regulators step up efforts to prevent TV tip-over deaths
Chicago Tribune Johns Hopkins Studies Media Use of “Freak Accidents” in Reporting on Injuries
ASPH Friday Letter Many strategies to increase physical activity for kids lack injury prevention measures, study finds
JHU Gazette New Book Examines Trends and Takeaways in Injury Research
ASPH Friday Letter Johns Hopkins Finds More Needed to Address Motor Vehicle Deaths among American Indians and Alaska Natives
ASPH Friday Letter Preventing Injuries in Maryland: A Resource for State Policy Makers
Partnership for a Safer Maryland Newsletter Carpooling parents often skip booster seats for kids
CBS News More Efforts Needed to Address Motor Vehicle Deaths Among American Indians and Alaska Natives
Alaska Native News Greater Effort Needed to Reduce Car-Related Deaths among Alaska Natives and American Indians
RWJF Public Health News Carpooling parents don't always use booster seats
Reuters Health Johns Hopkins Sees Decrease in Pediatric Drowning Hospitalizations
ASPH Friday Letter Johns Hopkins Works on Strategies to Increase Physical Activity and Prevent Injury
ASPH Friday Letter Drowning related incidents on the decline
FoodConsumer.org Rate of child drowning hospitalizations decreasing: study
National Safety Council Safety & Health Study Discusses Injury Prevention While Promoting Activity in Adolescents
PhysOrg.com Injury Prevention Isn’t Being Enforced As Often As It Should Be
WIOD 610 Miami Safe communities help women meet their fitness needs
The Bend Bulletin Water Safety Paying Off
DailyRX Drowning Hospitalizations Halved Between 1993 and 2008
Family Practice News Fewer kids die by drowning, study finds
MyHealthNewsDaily
Study: Children's drowning injuries, deaths decline
HealthDay Fewer kids are victims of drowning-related deaths and hospitalizations
Houston Chronicle Fewer kids being hospitalized for near-drowning
Reuters Fewer children require hospitalization after drowning incidents
JHU Gazette Drowning deaths for youths drop sharply
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Water Safety Efforts For Children Decreases Drowning Incidents
RedOrbit Fewer Drownings Among Kids, Teens
MedPage Today Analysis: Public efforts lead to fewer kids drowning
EMaxHealth.com Drowning Hospitalizations Up in Phoenix
FOX News Phoenix Statistics Show Decrease In Drownings
WESH NBC Orlando Experts say safety campaigns are behind two decade decline
NBC Drownings Down - What about Shootings?
About.com Fewer drownings reported
CNN Baltimore fire deaths drop to lowest on record
Baltimore Sun Inmate Death Raises Jurisdictional Concerns in Va.
EMS World Inmate death raises jurisdictional concerns
Bristol Herald Courier Leading Causes of Injuries and Disparities
Urban Health Radio WOLB 1010 AM
Women are the new face of alcohol advertising
Toronto Star Johns Hopkins Examines State-level Approach to Fire Safety
ASPH Friday Letter ASPH Thanks Veterans for Their Service and Supports Their Public Health Needs
ASPH Friday Letter New Johns Hopkins Study - Delaware Fire Service Offers Important Lessons for Fire Prevention
Fire Apparatus Magazine Local fire prevention needs partners
UPI Older Adults May Drink, Smoke More When Financially Stressed
ABC News
Eight Over 80
Baltimore Fishbowl
Johns Hopkins Dr. Shannon Frattoroli gives Delaware fire-prevention programs a thumbs-up
WDEL Delaware Following Catastrophe, Adapting to the ‘New Normal’
Dorland Health (Case in Point Magazine) Johns Hopkins Finds Fewer Canadian Drivers Under The Influence in the U.S.
ASPH Friday Letter Predicting and preventing murder
Washington Post Canadians Driving in the United States Involved in Fewer Alcohol-Related Fatal Accidents
EHS Today Canadian drivers less likely to be drunk in U.S. fatal crashes
Montreal Gazette
U.S. drivers: More alcohol-related crashes
UPI Booster Seats - Janice Park
FOX45 Johns Hopkins Finds Place, Not Race, May Be a Larger Determinant of Health Disparities
ASPH Friday Letter
LifeFlight Makes Planned Landing at Country Music Hall of Fame
News Channel 5 Nashville Where Folks Live Plays Role in Health Disparities: Study
HealthDay Sidewalks, Crime Affect Women’s Physical Activity Throughout U.S.
Health Behavior News Service Walking to school: Steps toward health
Baltimore Sun (OpEd) Ban children from adult-size ATVs
Baltimore Sun (LTE) How streetwise intervention cuts crime
CNN States Putting Hopes in ‘Bottoms Up’ to Help the Bottom Line
New York Times Johns Hopkins Finds Hospitalizations for Pediatric Burns Has Recently Decreased Significantly
ASPH Friday Letter Maryland proposes ban on crib bumpers
Baltimore Sun Interrupting the cycle of teen violence
CNN Pedestrian, bike safety issues are focus of efforts
JHU Gazette Johns Hopkins Examines Circumstances of Crashes by Helicopters Servicing Oil and Gas Operations in Gulf of Mexico
ASPH Friday Letter Kids and ATVs: A Dangerous Combination
JHSPH Magazine Get your child's safety seat checked for Child Passenger Safety Week
ABC2 Baltimore Graduated-licensing results questioned
Toledo Blade Oil, gas operations in Gulf claim 139 lives in helicopter crashes
JHU Gazette Teen driver restrictions a mixed bag
L.A. Times
Driving Restrictions Help Prevent Deadly Crashes Among 16-Year-Olds
HealthDay
Hopkins Study Shows Risks of Offshore Helicopters
Occupational Health & Safety Online Study focuses on gulf helicopter crashes
UPI Johns Hopkins’ Pollack Makes The Daily Record’s VIP List for 2011
ASPH Friday Letter
NewPublicHealth Q&A: Jon Vernick on Helmet and Speed Laws
NewPublicHealth (RWJF Blog)
Approaching a Record Year for Suicides on Bridge and Tracks
The Bay Citizen
A Year of Rising Suicides on Bridge and Tracks
The New York Times
Looking for Revenue? Tax Booze
Huffington Post City aims to give away 10,000 smoke alarms
ABC2 Baltimore Johns Hopkins Center Publishes Paper on Trauma Survivors Network
ASPH Friday Letter Behind the scenes at NCHCMM
APHA’s Public Health Newswire Sexual assault, domestic violence can damage long-term mental health
Health.com
Violence Against Women Can Take Lifelong Toll: Study
HealthDay
Tie Between Sexual Violence & Mental Illness Even Worse Than Previously Thought
Jezebel
Bathroom Is Prime Locale for Fatal Falls
The Spiritual Herald Grandparents are the best babysitters
Baltimore Sun Common sense key to four-wheeler enjoyment
The TimesDaily
The Picture of Success
Orthopedics This Week
Johns Hopkins Finds Alcohol Brands Influence Teen Drinking Preferences
ASPH Friday Letter Health advocates celebrate Maryland alcohol tax
Associated Press Alcohol tax will save lives and could help many others
Baltimore Sun What approaches are most effective for reaching kids with fire safety messages?
NFPA Today
NFPA Study: Kids Respond to Positive Messages
Firehouse.com 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn's high-speed car crash raises questions about drinking and driving
Los Angeles Times Summer Dangers in the Backyard and Beyond
ABC News
Summer Dangers in the Backyard and Beyond
ABC Radio Study: Child dies in portable pool every 5 days
Associated Press
More safety devices needed for portable pools
WMAR ABC2 Portable pools pose drowning risk for tots
USA Today
Johns Hopkins Researchers Gain Insight on Explaining Fire Safety to Children
ASPH Friday Letter
National Public Health Week 2011 celebrated nationwide
The Nation’s Health
Offenders who turned peacekeepers calm streets
Columbus Dispatch (part 3 of 3-part series) 5-18-11: Dime a Drink
WYPR Johns Hopkins Center Receives Grant to Reduce Childhood Injury in China
ASPH Friday Letter
DOD-Funded Consortium Improves Care for Injured Service Members, Civilians
O & P Business News Getting out of car seats a snap for clever kids
USA Today
NY Health Department Will No Longer Regulate Fun
ABC News
Johns Hopkins Honors Professors for Public Health Service
ASPH Friday Letter
Johns Hopkins Uses Social Media to Show Prevalence of Injury as Part of NPHW Effort
ASPH Friday Letter Home safety products can prevent injuries in kids
Reuters Many Kids Who Drink Get Liquor From Home: Report
HealthDay
ORMC picked for trauma research
Orlando Business Journal What approaches are most effective for reaching kids with fire safety messages?
NFPA Journal Social Design Thrives in Baltimore
Core77 Magazine
JHU Study: Alcohol commercials reach growing number of youth
Washington Post Fire safety programs need support
Baltimore Sun (LTE)
Johns Hopkins Center Partners with Local FOX Affiliate on Carbon Monoxide Education
ASPH Friday Letter Johns Hopkins’ Lethality Assessment Program Honored by Mary Byron Project
ASPH Friday Letter
Youth Report Favorable Impressions of Community Street Outreach Workers
ASPH Friday Letter
Johns Hopkins SPH: More Kids Are Crashing On ATVs
WJZ Journalist, Pulitzer Prize Winner Discusses Distracted Driving at Johns Hopkins
The ASPH Friday Letter
Doctors Improve Treatment of Battlefield Injuries Through DOD-Funded Consortium
Press release Reaching Out On The Street
WYPR Maryland Morning
Pediatric hospitalizations for ATV injuries more than double
The JHU Gazette
OAM Playing a Critical Role to Improve the Treatment of Wounded Service Members and Civilians
Website of Orthopaedic Associates of Michigan
UTHealth, Memorial Hermann to research treatments for battlefield limb injuries
UTHealth Website
Urgent purpose: University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
The Journal Record (Oklahoma City) Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health International Injury Research Unit Named WHO Collaborating Center
Press release
Beijing Plans to Boost Product-Safety Rules
Wall Street Journal
ATV Dangers: Should There Be An Age Limit for Riders?
ABC News
HCMC, Regions participate in Defense Department trauma study
Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal
Significant increase seen in pediatric hospitalizations for ATV-related injuries
Ortho SuperSite
A Streetwise Strategy
Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine (p2)
More Mishaps Among Aging Boomers
Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine (p10) Bloomberg School of Public Health receives $38.6 mill for orthopedic trauma research
JHU Gazette
How A Dream Vacation Became A Nightmare
ABC News
ATV hospitalizations for children soar
Boston Globe
Pediatric Hospitalizations for ATV-Related Injuries More than Double
ASPH Friday Letter
More U.S. Kids Getting Hurt Using All-Terrain Vehicles
U.S. News & World Report
City police receive federal grant for gun suppression
Baltimore Sun Money to fund research into battlefield limb injuries
Baltimore Sun
Indoor drowning risks
Baltimore Sun
Johns Hopkins to Expand Orthopedic Trauma Care Research
The Friday Letter
Motorcycles safer than the ATVs, study shows
Baltimore Sun
ATVs more deadly than motorcycles
Reuters
Sudden Impact
Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine
Binge Drinking is Serious Public Health Problem
ABC News Falls the leading cause of injury among older adults in China
The JHU Gazette
Blacks More Likely to Die in Motorcycle Crash Than Whites
HealthDay
Why Are Black Bikers More Likely to Die in Crashes than Whites?
TIME Magazine
Can a bigger booze tax reduce disease, crime?
Health.com
Study finds black bikers more likely to die in crashes
Baltimore Sun
Hopkins study author: Helmets save lives
Baltimore Sun
Race could be factor in crash survival
ABC NewsRebuild Program for Trauma Survivors Honored by Johns Hopkins
The Friday Letter
Street outreach workers important for violence prevention
JHU Gazette
Trauma Center Care Cost-Effective
Science Magazine
Trauma Center Care Is Cost-Effective
The ASPH Friday Letter
Trauma care effective, and cost-effective
UPI
Study finds trauma center care cost effective
OrthoSuperSite
Street outreach workers an important tool for violence prevention and intervention
Science Blog
Falls the Leading Cause of Injury among Older Adults in China
The ASPH Friday Letter
Education for consumers, manufacturers needed to boost product safety
Baltimore Sun
Fewer Alcohol Ads in Kids' Magazines, Study Finds
HealthDay
Falls the leading cause of injury among older adults in China
Science Centric
Falls are leading cause of injury in China
UPI
Safety demonstration van aims to combat childhood injuries
Baltimore Sun
Law Enforcement to Congress: Require Background Checks for Gun Sales
Huffington Post
Advocacy group hopes to revive alcohol tax hike
Baltimore Sun
Va. congressman heads forum on gun show loophole
Washington Post
Injury Centers Makes Case for Increased Support for Injury Research
The Friday Letter
Lindsay Lohan: Mean Girls Go To Jail
Forbes
New Gun Restrictions Address Court’s Decision
New York Times
Drowning Prevention: Tips for parents
Baltimore Sun
Randall Cunningham's son's death reminds parents of hot tub safety
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