New research identifies subgroups of gun owners and the sources they trust for information on safe firearm storage.

First-time gun owners who bought a gun during the pandemic were more likely than established gun owners to report lifetime and past-year suicidal ideation.

New research documents a surge in US gun violence during the COVID-19 pandemic. "The pandemic has yielded harmful ripple effects that need to be addressed."

Teens who die by gun suicide may not display typical suicidal behaviors, suggesting parents should continue to lock up guns even as their children grow up.

A new set of guidelines could empower health care providers to talk to patients about firearm injuries, a leading cause of death for adults and children in the US.

Children who witness gun violence, whether in real life or in fiction, may have an increased risk of violent behavior as adults.

The average cost of initial hospitalization to treat pediatric gun injuries in the US is about $13,000 per patient, according to a new study.

Two mass shootings in a week brings into focus gun violence in America. An expert digs into gun laws, challenges facing police, and what will stem the tide.

The US gun business boomed in 2020, potentially a symptom of deep fear during cascading crises. A new book looks at both gun politics and law enforcement.

The US gun business boomed in 2020, potentially a symptom of deep fear during cascading crises. A new book looks at both gun politics and law enforcement.