September 19, 2025JAMA Health ForumOpen Access

Child Opportunity Index and Access to Firearms Among Adolescents and Young Adults

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Higher child opportunity index is linked to reduced firearm access among adolescents and young adults, highlighting a critical social determinant.
The analysis involved a large pediatric primary care network in the US, with findings emphasizing the significance of environmental factors.
This cohort study examined data on firearm access in relation to social determinants measured by the Child Opportunity Index.
These results may inform policy changes targeting firearm access among youth, focusing on improving community resources.

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Cohort study investigates association between child opportunity index and firearm access in adolescents, suggesting public health implications.

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Cohort study investigates association between child opportunity index and firearm access in adolescents, suggesting public health implications.