ARTICLES
Guns, drugs threaten to raise public health problem of violence to epidemic
C. MarwickJAMA. 1992;267:2993.
Congress acts to resuscitate nation's financially ailing trauma care systems
A. A. SholnickJAMA. 1992;267:2994.
Attacks on homosexual persons may be increasing, but many 'bashings' still aren't reported to police
P. CottonJAMA. 1992;267:2999-3000.
CDC investigators explore new territory in aftermath of unrest in Los Angeles
P. CottonJAMA. 1992;267:3001-3002.
From the Assistant Secretary for Health, US Public Health Service
J. Mason; R. ProctorJAMA. 1992;267:3003.
From the Surgeon General, US Public Health Service
A. C. Novello; J. Shosky; R. FroehlkeJAMA. 1992;267:3007.
From the Centers for Disease Control. Firearm-related deaths--Louisiana and Texas, 1970-1990
JAMA. 1992;267:3008-3009.
From the Centers for Disease Control. Physical fighting among high school students--United States, 1990
JAMA. 1992;267:3009-3010.
From the Centers of Disease Control. Availability of varicella vaccine for children with acute lymphocytic leukemia
JAMA. 1992;267:3010.
Firearm access and suicide
P. H. BlackmanJAMA. 1992;267:3026-3027.
Roe v Wade was followed by a decrease in neonatal homicide
D. LesterJAMA. 1992;267:3027-3028.
Final exit and the risk of suicide
P. B. Chappell; R. A. King; M. EnsonJAMA. 1992;267:3027.
Death certificate reporting of colon and rectal cancers
W. H. Chow; S. S. DevesaJAMA. 1992;267:3028.
Secretory otitis media: the Cantekin affair
G. A. Gates; J. O. KleinJAMA. 1992;267:3029-3030.
Secretory otitis media: the Cantekin affair
J. L. WilsonJAMA. 1992;267:3029.
Secretory otitis media: the Cantekin affair
I. TessmanJAMA. 1992;267:3029.
Secretory otitis media: the Cantekin affair
R. M. JacobsonJAMA. 1992;267:3029.
Secretory otitis media: the Cantekin affair
A. S. RelmanJAMA. 1992;267:3030-3031.
Loaded guns in the home. Analysis of a national random survey of gun owners
D. S. Weil; D. HemenwayJAMA. 1992;267:3033-3037.
ABSTRACT
Urban high school youth and handguns. A school-based survey
C. M. Callahan; F. P. RivaraJAMA. 1992;267:3038-3042.
ABSTRACT
Weapon involvement and injury outcomes in family and intimate assaults
L. E. Saltzman; J. A. Mercy; P. W. O'Carroll; M. L. Rosenberg; P. H. RhodesJAMA. 1992;267:3043-3047.
ABSTRACT
Firearm and nonfirearm homicide among persons 15 through 19 years of age. Differences by level of urbanization, United States, 1979 through 1989
L. A. Fingerhut; D. D. Ingram; J. J. FeldmanJAMA. 1992;267:3048-3053.
ABSTRACT
Firearm homicide among black teenage males in metropolitan counties. Comparison of death rates in two periods, 1983 through 1985 and 1987 through 1989
L. A. Fingerhut; D. D. Ingram; J. J. FeldmanJAMA. 1992;267:3054-3058.
ABSTRACT
Television and violence. The scale of the problem and where to go from here
B. S. CenterwallJAMA. 1992;267:3059-3063.
Male victims of sexual assault
G. H. Lipscomb; D. Muram; P. M. Speck; B. M. MercerJAMA. 1992;267:3064-3066.
ABSTRACT
Assault weapons as a public health hazard in the United States. Council on Scientific Affairs, American Medical Association
JAMA. 1992;267:3067-3070.
Let's be clear. Violence is a public health problem
M. L. Rosenberg; P. W. O'Carroll; K. E. PowellJAMA. 1992;267:3071-3072.
The Firearm Fatality Reporting System. A proposal
S. P. Teret; G. J. Wintemute; P. L. BeilensonJAMA. 1992;267:3073-3074.
Violence in America: a public health emergency. Time to bite the bullet back
C. E. Koop; G. B. LundbergJAMA. 1992;267:3075-3076.
Letter from Trincomalee. Innocence abroad
S. StithamJAMA. 1992;267:3082-3083.
A piece of my mind. Knife and gun clubs of America
L. J. PurdyJAMA. 1992;267:3086.
