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Infectious disease & hospital medicine doctor I Clinician educator | Views & puns = mine (my employer just isn’t that funny, tbh)
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Examining Demographic Characteristics of Firearm Owners Currently Engaged in Mental Health Treatment

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By Allison Bond, Taylor R. Rodriguez, Kimberly Burke, Michael D. Anestis
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The presence of a firearm in the home increases the risk of injuries and death, such as suicide, for every member of that home (Anglemyer et al. 2014). In fact, firearms are the most common method for suicide (Center for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC] 2025). There have been efforts to reach firearm owners with safety resources, and to provide interventions such as lethal means counseling to mitigate such risks (Office of the Surgeon General 2024).
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Saving Lives Through Screening: Physicians’ Crucial Role in Firearm Suicide Prevention

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By Allison Bond, Taylor R. Rodriguez
| rockinst.org
As mental health care providers, our ability to intervene before a firearm suicide death is often limited to those who seek treatment. However, countless individuals at high risk for firearm suicide remain beyond our reach, with only 26 percent of those who die by firearm suicide interacting with mental health services in their lifetime.
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The Kids Are Not Alright: Ways You Can Provide Support

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By Jessica Hamilton, Allison Bond
| Psychology Today Verified
By Jessica Leigh Hamilton, Ph.D., and Allison E. Bond, M.A. It’s a few weeks into the school year, and some children and teens may be struggling with anxiety and depression. If things feel harder in recent years, you are not alone. The lasting effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been felt by many, but America’s youth may be suffering the most.
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