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Times of San Diego

Study: Gun and Knife Wounds Increasing in Southern California Amid Pandemic - Times of San Diego

Crime scene tape. Courtesy FBIUC Irvine researchers led a study that shows that gunshot and knife wounds increased during the COVID-19 pandemic in Southern California, but injuries from traffic crashes were down.UCI researchers reviewed 20,450 trauma patients who were treated at 11 hospitals across seven counties. The study, which the researchers say is the first large-scale analysis of the stay-at-home orders on trauma treatment, was published …

3 years ago·San Diego County, United States

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FOX 5 San Diego

Shootings, stabbings up in SoCal during pandemic, crashes down

SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Several San Diego hospitals participated in a UC Irvine-led study showing gunshot and knife wounds increased during the COVID-19 pandemic in Southern California, but injuries from traffic crashes were down, it was announced Tuesday.UCI Health researchers reviewed 20,450 trauma patients who were treated at 11 Level I and Level II trauma centers in hospitals across seven counties -- including UC San Diego Medical Center, Sharp Me…

3 years ago·San Diego, United States

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abc10 News

Gunshot, knife wounds up in SoCal during pandemic, traffic injuries decrease

Several San Diego hospitals participated in a UC Irvine-led study showing gunshot and knife wounds increased during the COVID-19 pandemic in Southern California, but injuries from traffic crashes were down, it was announced Tuesday.

3 years ago·Poway, United States

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