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- The U.S. leads other high-income countries in gun-related homicides and in gun-related suicides. (en)
- Outcomes of active shooter attacks vary with actions of the attacker, the police , and bystanders. (en)
- For both men and women, gun suicide death rates are correlated with household gun ownership rates. (en)
- In 2000, substance overdoses were the most common method of attempted suicide in the US. Guns were the most lethal method. (en)
- The US has had the largest number of gun-related suicides in the world every year from 1990 to at least 2019. (en)
- U.S. gun homicide rates exceed total homicide rates in high-income OECD countries. (en)
- The U.S. has substantially more mass shootings than other developed countries. (en)
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