Funded Research Projects
Producing and disseminating quality, actionable research is at the core of the Center’s mission, and our members and leadership possess broad expertise and experience. Many of our faculty and members have been working, researching, and publishing together for more than 10 years. Multidisciplinary collaboration is a hallmark of our culture, and we encourage cross-disciplinary work to advance the field.
More comprehensive information on research work by investigators affiliated with the U-M Injury Prevention Center is available at the Michigan Experts Injury Prevention Center web page.
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Exploring factors related to firearm violence among LGBTQ+ youth and young adults of color in Detroit, Michigan
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Unintended Consequences of Medicare Policy for Post-Hospital Injuries among Older Adults
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Evaluating a Virtual Reality Game Demonstrating How Distractions Cause Performance Drop-Off: A Mixed Methods Approach in Early Teen Drivers
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How do the neck muscles influence head acceleration during sport-associated impact events in high school athletes?
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Family Safety Net: Universal firearm safety to keep youth safe at home
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Adapting an evidence-based sexual assault prevention intervention for women undergraduates for online delivery
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Developing and Piloting a Method to Identify Warning Signs for Opioid Overdose among Adults Presenting to the Emergency Department
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Association Between State-Level Prescription Opioid Limitation Laws & Suicide Outcomes
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Overdose and Fall Risk Concentration among Benzodiazepine Users