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Firearm Survivors Health

By ONNJ Mornings with Ken Rosato | March 4, 2026

Stoneleigh Fellow Daniel Semenza is interviewed on ONNJ Mornings with Ken Rosato about a recently published a study in the Journal of Urban Health examining the long-term physical and functional challenges faced by survivors of firearm injuries.

Working alongside community partners like Cure4Camden in Camden, New Jersey, the research highlights the ongoing medical needs, and systemic barrier, that survivors face long after the initial trauma.

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Daniel Semenza, PhD Stoneleigh Fellow
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