Monika Goyal, MD
Washington, District of Columbia 20010 1-888-884-BEAR (2327)
National Provider ID: 1174715643
Monika Goyal, M.D., is the Assistant Division Chief and Research Director of the Division of Emergency Medicine at Children's National.
WAMU: Kids are more likely to be killed by guns in states with lax gun laws, research shows
Moms: Children in states with strict gun laws are less likely to die
Saving children’s lives with stricter gun laws
Strict state laws linked to lower pediatric firearm-related deaths
PBS Newshour: Do gun safety laws decrease child deaths?
CNN: Children in states with strict gun laws are less likely to die, new study says
MedicalResearch.com: Many teens do not fill their prescriptions for STDs
Fewer than 60% of young women diagnosed with STIs in emergency departments fill scripts
MedPage Today: Large number of teens not filling Rx for STIs
Healio Infectious Disease News: Antibiotic prescriptions for teens with STIs are infrequently filled
Firearm injuries disproportionately affect African American kids in DC Wards 7 and 8
Romper: This new study says 1 In 7 kids have a mental health condition & half don't get treated
AAP News: Study links rise in handgun ownership to higher child mortality rates
American Academy of Pediatrics: Contributors to firearm-related mortality in young children: Four decades of data tell a worrisome story
HealthDay: As more U.S. homes have handguns, child deaths rise
Reuters Health: Gun deaths rising among white kids as more families own handguns
A ‘compelling call’ for pediatricians to discuss firearm safety
U.S. News & World Report: Spike in gun-related suicides alarms pediatricians
Disparities in who accesses emergency mental health services
Accident or assault? Pediatric firearm injuries differ by age
Broken system? Pain relief for fractures differs by race/ethnicity
Healio Infectious Diseases in Children: Black children have highest rates of mental health-related ED visits
National Public Radio: If you’ve ever broken a bone
Medscape Medical News: Lax State Gun Laws Linked to More Firearm Deaths in Children
Healio Infectious Diseases in Children: Teens infrequently fill antibiotic prescriptions for STIs after ED discharge
Kids’ firearm-related injuries differ: Younger kids are more likely to be injured accidentally
Racial and ethnic differences in emergency pain relief for kids with broken bones
Mental health diagnoses among US children, youth continue to rise at alarming rate
HealthDay: Sharp rise seen in kids’ ER visits for mental health woes
HealthDay: Se observa un marcado aumento en las visitas de los jóvenes a emergencias por problemas de salud mental
U.S. News & World Report: Rate of mental health ER visits surges for kids, young people
CBS Philadelphia: Study finds significant increase in number of adolescents seeking emergency care for mental health issues
NBC National News: More kids are showing up in ERs with mental health crises
Telemundo: Cada vez más niños llegan a las salas de emergencias con crisis de salud mental, revela estudio
HealthDay: HIV, syphilis screening low with ED-diagnosed PID in adolescents
Few young women with PID screened for HIV or syphilis in emergency departments
Newsweek: Doctors rarely screen young women with pelvic inflammatory diseases for HIV or syphilis, study says
MD Magazine: Low HIV, syphilis screening for adolescents with pelvic inflammatory disease
United Press International: Study: Few young women with PID tested for HIV, syphilis
Healio Infectious Diseases in Children: Less than 20% of teen girls with PID screened for HIV, syphilis
Missed opportunities for STI screening in the ED
Screening for postpartum depression in the emergency department
Stricter state firearms laws can save children's lives
U.S. News & World Report: Is race a factor in whether you – or your child – get antibiotics?
Stricter state firearms laws associated with lower pediatric mortality rates from firearms
Monika Goyal M.D., M.S.C.E., consultant on $5M NIH grant to reduce pediatric firearm injuries
Better PID management for adolescents in the ED
Pediatric ED visits and regional firearm laws
Low screening rates for adolescents diagnosed with PID in the nation’s emergency departments
Regions with stricter firearm laws experience fewer pediatric gun-related injuries
White children more likely to receive unnecessary antibiotics in ED
Racial and ethnic differences seen in antibiotics prescribed for viral illnesses in pediatric EDs
Teen girls at higher risk OK with emergency department offering pregnancy prevention info
Keeping children safe from firearm-related harm
Pediatricians can play a pivotal role in reducing pediatric firearm-related injuries
Stronger firearm laws reduce ED visits
Children's National Experts Presenting at American Academy of Pediatrics Conference
Reuters Covers Study Led by Children's Expert Looking at Racial Disparities in Pain Management