Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Bicycle safety: always wear helmets!,2004,5,4,5,Farber
Disaster Preparedness Task Force interim report,2005,6,3,4,Flynn
Firearm suicide in Maryland: characteristics of older versus younger suicide victims,2005,6,3,24-27,Webster
The burden of violence and injuries in Maryland,2005,6,3,40-42,Gazal-Carvalho
Domestic violence--more than bruises and broken bones,2005,6,3,28,Lehmann
Violence against self: self-mutilation syndromes,2005,6,3,22-24,Smoller
The impact of violence in video games,2005,6,3,19-21,Dimitrov
Prevention of youth violence,2005,6,3,16-18,Leaf
Emotional intelligence and violence,2005,6,3,8-9,Rixey
Guns and gunshot wounds among teens are an epidemic,2002,3,3,28,Blair
The hard bigotry of gun control,2004,5,4,5-7,Wheeler
Outlawing the firearm vs. implementation of stricter punishment,2004,5,2,6; author reply 6,Hendler
Unfair assessment presented by Mrs. Brady,2004,5,2,4,Cockey
The real health problem of Maryland's youth: where the bodies are hidden,2002,3,3,27-29,Baker
Indirect costs of disease and injury in Maryland: below the tip of the iceberg,2009,10,3,22-23,Baker
Elder abuse,2005,6,3,34-38,Deza
MedChi's response to the challenge of helping victims,2005,6,3,29 31-3,Matricciani
Crime and punishment,2004,5,1,35-37,Gershen
Training for hospital emergency preparedness,2001,2,4,7-16,Burr
Bioterrorism vs. acceptable risk,2001,2,4,17-21,Sauri
Maryland's child advocacy centers,2005,6,3,14-15,Petersen
Revisiting the community hospital approach to child abuse,2005,6,3,11-13,Krugman
The sniper attacks and psychiatry,2004,5,1,28-31,Peele
The impact of the sniper incident on law enforcement,2004,5,1,16-7 37,Demme
Montgomery County Maryland. One year later. The Healing Project,2004,5,1,14-15,Duncan
The sniper and the public's mental health,2004,5,1,11-13,Jameson
The time of the sniper,2004,5,1,8-9,Smoller
The last word,2004,5,1,40,Curran
Controversies in traumatic brain injury,2011,12,1,11-12,Smoller