This study examines trends in drug use among drivers involved in fatal crashes in the U.S. from 1993 to 2010, focusing on prescription drugs, alcohol, and the increasing prevalence of multiple drug use.

This article discusses how adopting a model statute could strengthen injury prevention efforts in state health departments, based on a Critical Opportunities presentation by Dr. Mel Kohn of the Oregon Health Authority.

This study evaluates the impact of coach education on concussion reporting in high school athletes after the passage of concussion laws, finding that video and quiz education improved coach awareness.

This research note examines boundary misspecification issues in place-based policing evaluations, highlighting how boundary adjustments by officers may skew results and impact the accuracy of crime control assessments.

This study evaluates concussion education for athletes, parents, and coaches in Washington State three years after concussion legislation was passed, highlighting disparities between sports and the overall effectiveness of the education provided.

Foot patrols in high-crime Philadelphia areas led to a 23% reduction in violent crime over 12 weeks, showcasing the effectiveness of place-based policing in crime prevention and public health.

Decal laws have been implemented internationally to facilitate police enforcement of graduated driver licensing (GDL) restrictions (e.g., passenger limit, nighttime curfew) but have not been evaluated.

This study analyzes fatalities from distracted driving crashes involving pedestrians and bicyclists in the U.S. between 2005 and 2010. It shows increasing fatalities, with higher risks for certain demographics and locations

This dataset examines state laws on child restraint systems, detailing height, weight, and age requirements designed to reduce injuries and fatalities in automobile accidents involving children.

This article discusses New Jersey’s red reflective decal law for novice drivers. It highlights how the law has prevented crashes and improved enforcement, demonstrating the potential for application of similar policies to enhance public health.

This article highlights the Model Aquatic Health Code, offering evidence-based guidelines to improve pool safety and reduce related injuries and illnesses. It discusses the need for more regulatory approaches to protect public health at pools.

This article highlights legal and policy reforms, including background checks and gun trafficking penalties, aimed at reducing gun violence in the U.S., with recommendations to improve public health outcomes and prevent violence.

This study evaluates Philadelphia Lead Court's effectiveness in enforcing lead hazard remediation, showing significantly higher compliance rates under the court system compared to the precourt period.

This study examines the impact of overdose death definitions, finding that some deaths from substance use disorders are missed, while others are inaccurately classified as overdose deaths.

This study finds that children in counties with unified family courts experienced shorter foster care spells and higher rates of reunification with parents or primary caregivers.