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Below you will find links to press releases, news stories, and blog posts featuring the Center for Violence Prevention at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia programs, research and people.

Press Releases

FEATURED RELEASE Joel Fein, Katherine Donches, Ashlee Murray
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Researchers Show Quality Improvement Initiative in the Emergency Department Improved Family Engagement Around Firearm Safety Resources
Published on — CHOP News
Study authors said expanding the model could help save lives

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Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Center for Violence Prevention Marks A Major Milestone
Medical Care and Recovery Differ for Patients Suffering from Concussions Related to Assaults
Report: Students Better at Recognizing Relationally Aggressive Classmates
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In The News

Featured Story Emergency and Trauma Center
CHOP ER Behavioral Health Screening Identifies Teens in Need of Support
Published on — Philadelphia Inquirer
Dr. Polina Krass discusses the importance of early identification of teens at risk of suicide.

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Study Finds Pediatric Intensive Care Unit is a Meaningful Place for Firearm Counseling
— CHOP Cornerstone Blog
CHOP Research Supports Routine Suicide Risk Screening for Adolescent Emergency Care
— CHOP Cornerstone Blog
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Shows Suicide Risk Screening Is Critical Even During “Physical Health” Emergency Department Visits
— CHOP News
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Research In Action Blog

FEATURED POST Suicide Attempts by Poisoning: Prevention After the Injury
Suicide Attempts by Poisoning: Prevention After the Injury
Published on — Research In Action Blog
After a suicide attempt involving poisoning, families and healthcare professionals can help reduce future risk by making medications and other potentially harmful substances less accessible at home.

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Beyond Parental Controls: What Research Tells Us About Parenting in a Digital World
ICYMI September 2026
The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit: An Overlooked Opportunity for Firearm Injury Prevention
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