CTMH Affiliates Bring to Light Important Trends in Gun Violence
The work of CTMH affiliates, Jonathan Jay, Patrece Joseph, and Ziming Xuan, is highlighted in the following media about trends in gun violence:
Child Gun Injury Risk Spikes When Children Leave School for the Day, Study Finds (November 18th, 2025)
Quotes Jonathan Jay, associate professor of community health sciences. You can read the referenced research from affiliates Suzanne McLone, Jonathan Jay, and Maria Glymour: Afterschool Child Firearm Assaults: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis and by Jonathan Jay and Patrece Joseph: Summer Youth Employment Programs as a Structural Approach to Prevent Youth Violence: an Integrative Review
327 People Are Shot Every Day in the US. Of Those, 117 Die. (September 11th, 2025)
Mentions research by Jonathan Jay, associate professor of community health sciences, and Patrece Joseph, assistant professor of community health sciences.
Firearm-Related Suicides Increasing Among Senior Women (August 26th, 2025)
Quotes Ziming Xuan, professor of community health sciences. You can read Dr. Xuan’s research here: Sex Differences in Trends of Firearm Suicide Among Older Adults, 2014 to 2023 this research was cited in 51 news stories from 50 outlets