Massive 15-Year study tracks how dating violence and guns connect
NCT ID NCT07404800
Summary
This research follows over 1,500 people for more than a decade to identify what factors increase or decrease the risk of gun access and use in dating relationships. The study combines surveys, interviews, and official records to understand why some people carry or use firearms in dating situations. Findings will help create better prevention programs and inform policies about dating violence and gun safety.
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The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
Houston, Texas, 77054, United States
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