1. Trends and Burden of Firearm-related Hospitalizations in the United States Across 2001-2011 
Shikhar Agarwal, MD, MPH 
The American Journal of Medicine 
Volume 128, Issue 5, Pages e1 (May 2015)
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2. Figure 1
Annual national incidence rate of firearm-related hospitalizations, expressed per 100,000 hospitalizations. The bars represent the incidence rate and the lines above each bar represent the standard error of the effect estimate.
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3. Figure 2
This figure demonstrates the trend of in-hospital case-fatality following firearm-related hospitalizations (panel A), as compared with in-hospital case-fatality following other non-firearm-injury-related hospitalizations (panel B). The bars represent the percent rate and the lines above each bar represent the standard error of the effect estimate.
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4. Figure 3
This figure demonstrates the proportion of all in-hospital deaths following injury-related hospitalizations that were secondary to firearm-related injuries. The bars represent the percent rate and the lines above each bar represent the standard error of the effect estimate.
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5. Figure 4
This figure demonstrates the correlation between the trend of firearm-related hospitalizations and the US stock market performance as measured by Dow Jones Industrial Average values. Panel A demonstrates the trend of annual national incidence of firearm-related hospitalizations during Panel B represents the trend of the Dow Jones Industrial Average during
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6. Supplementary Figure 1
This figure demonstrates the correlation between the trend of firearm-related hospitalizations and the US stock market performance as measured by Dow Jones Industrial Average values. Panel A demonstrates the annual national incidence rate of firearm-related hospitalizations across the entire study duration of Panel B demonstrates the Dow Jones Industrial Average across the entire study duration of Panel C represents a magnified view of the trend of annual national incidence of firearm-related hospitalizations during Panel D represents a magnified view of the trend of the Dow Jones Industrial Average during
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