claim: the rate of u.s. female homicide victims outnumbers 24 other developed countries by more than 2½ to 1.
author: everytown for gun safety
evidence_1: in 2011, about 820 000 women and men aged 15-24 were newly infected with  hiv in low- and middle-income countries; more than 60% of them were women.  globally ... for women aged 15-44 years, hiv/aids is the leading cause of death  worldwide, with unsafe sex being the main risk factor in developing countries.
evidence_2: feb 16, 2016 ... the united states. •. the age-adjusted death rate, which accounts for the aging of  the population, was 731.9 deaths per 100,000 u.s. standard population. •. life  expectancy at birth was 78.8 years. •. the 15 leading causes of death in 2013  were: 1. diseases of heart (heart disease). 2. malignant neoplasms ...
evidence_3: c. current paper. ii. measuring crime in the united states. a. uniform crime  report (part i violent index crimes). 1. description of ucr. 2. limitations of the  ucr. 3. ..... that the victimization rate found in the survey was more than two  times higher than the rate reported in the ..... greater than that in other developed  countries.
evidence_4: may 24, 2013 ... that year there were 19,392 suicides by firearm compared to 11,078 homicides  by gun (35% of all firearm deaths). the rest were accidents, police shootings and  unknown causes. sdt-2013-05-gun-crime-2-1 in terms of both raw numbers and  population rates, gun suicides have been on the rise in recent ...
evidence_5: dec 19, 2014 ... “suicide by firearm is far more common than homicide,” says garen j. wintemute,  professor of emergency medicine and director of the violence ... wintemute  speculates that this could be due to the prevalence of gun ownership in the u.s.  relative to other countries, but more research is necessary in order ...