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Kathryn Falb is a recognized leader in preventing violence against women and children in humanitarian settings.

Psychological autopsies of young people who died by firearm suicide may help to identify risk factors and inform prevention.

Jails and psychiatric inpatient units don’t have to be settings for violence.

An inexpensive treatment approach called CETA was specifically designed for use in low-resource and conflict-ridden areas.

Researchers at the Johns ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ received a $770,000 grant from the Oak Foundation to investigate the generation of national political priority for addressing sexual violence against children.

A lifesaving win not only for gun violence solutions and public health, but also for evidence-based advocacy.

When we think of countries with high rates of violence against health care workers, we often think of countries embroiled in conflict. But in India, over 130 health care workers were attacked in 2020 alone.

As the global diaspora gathers in peaceful protests over the inhumane death of 22-year-old Mahsa (Zhina) Amini, we’re at a historic juncture in determining whether women will gain or lose their voice—with women in Iran at the forefront, writes Nika Elmi, MSPH in this exclusive commentary for Global Health NOW.

Systematic attacks on health facilities and targeting of health workers have become a go-to strategy of modern warfare. What will it take to end these crimes?

Analysis also reveals that some conceal carry provisions, like prohibiting those convicted of violent misdemeanors from obtaining a permit, reduced risks linked to civilian gun carrying

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has spotlighted the long-standing issue of attacks on hospitals, medical personnel, and civilian populations during times of war.