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Gun Violence Is Studied Less than Other Major Causes of Death

By Andrew M. Seaman | on January 27, 2017 | 0 Comment
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“It’s important that people realize that research is an essential endeavor to not just learn more but to develop sensible policies and interventions in the real world,” said Stark. “Obtaining the data is really the first step.”

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