Daniel Semenza

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Rutgers University Camden

United States

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Daniel Semenza is an Assistant Professor at Rutgers University - Camden, USA. His research areas encompass gun violence, mental health, and the socio-economic impacts of incarceration, with a focus on how these issues affect various populations. Recent articles authored by Professor Semenza explore the links between violent victimization, firearm policies, and public health disparities.

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Articles (30)

Local homicides increase suicide in US counties

The Lasting Effects of Incarcerating Juveniles in US Adult Facilities: Examining the Impact on Employment and Income During Early Adulthood

Political affiliation moderates the link between gun violence exposure and firearm behaviors via perceptions of utility, safety, and threat

Early Life Violent Victimisation and Dental Care Use From Adolescence Through Adulthood

Firearm Violence and Dental Health: A Neighborhood Analysis in 100 U.S. Cities, 2014–2022

In-person and media gun violence exposure in the United States: prevalence and disparities in a nationally representative, cross-sectional sample of adults

Frequency, recency, and variety of gun violence exposure: Implications for mental health and suicide among US adults

Gun violence exposure and population health inequality: a conceptual framework

Anticipatory Violence and Health Among Black Adults in the United States

Addressing Data Deficiencies to Prevent Pediatric Firearm Injuries: Insights From the American College of Surgeons (ACS) Firearm Study

Prevalence and correlates of handgun carrying and perceived ease of access among adolescents in Florida

Citizen-Driven Firearm Safety Policies in a Rural Pennsylvania County

Gun Violence Exposure and Quality of Life in Nine US States

Officer gunpoint during police stops: Repercussions for youth mental health and perceived safety

Firearm Violence Exposure and Functional Disability among Black Men and Women in the United States

Local gun violence, mental health, and sleep: A neighborhood analysis in one hundred US Cities

Physical Intimate Partner Violence and Emotional Harm in Five U.S. States

Youth Incarceration in Adult Facilities and Mental Health in Early Adulthood

Mental Illness and Racial Disparities in Correctional Staff-Involved Violence: An Analysis of Jails in the United States

Concentrated disadvantage and functional disability: a longitudinal neighbourhood analysis in 100 US cities

Firearm violence exposure and health in 2 national samples of Black and American Indian/Alaska Native adults

Identity, experience, and threat: Assessing key correlates of firearm ownership and related behaviors in a representative sample of five US States

Firearm Availability, Homicide, and the Context of Structural Disadvantage

Licensed firearm dealers, legal compliance, and local homicide: A case study

Sleep and delinquency: The context of self-control, social support, and sex differences among French adolescents

Addressing Mental Health Needs of Secondary Homicide Survivors through a Social Determinants of Health Framework

Depictions of Firearm Violence Perpetrators and Support for Firearm Policies: An Experimental Survey Analysis of Mental Illness and Criminal Background

Reciprocal Neighborhood Dynamics in Gun Violence Exposure, Community Health, and Concentrated Disadvantage in One Hundred US Cities

Silence After Stops? Assessing Youth Disclosure of Police Encounters

Firearm Dealers and Local Gun Violence: A Street Network Analysis of Shootings and Concentrated Disadvantage in Atlanta

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