Firearm Availability and Storage Practices Among Military Personnel Who Have Thought About Suicide

Craig J. Bryan · AnnaBelle O. Bryan · Michael D. Anestis · Lauren R. Khazem · Julia A. Harris · Alexis M. May +1 more

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much less likely than nonsuicidal service members to use safe storage.This highlights the importance of emphasizing safe storage of personally owned firearms, including temporary removal of access to firearms for high-risk personnel.Limitations of this study include self-report methods, crosssectional design, and unknown response rate.Further research focused on firearm availability and storage practices among military personnel is warranted.

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