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MO: Study: Pediatricians Not Discussing Guns
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Many children live in houses with guns, but pediatricians often don’t feel comfortable discussing gun safety with parents — even though most parents say they would welcome that conversation.
That’s a key finding from a study published Wednesday in the Journal of Pediatrics. It comes as some state legislatures and doctors tussle over proposals restricting what doctors can say to patients about firearms, and as doctor groups increasingly push physicians to treat gun violence as a public health concern. |
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Sosalty
(9/15/2016)
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| Gun safety starts with teaching the parents. NRA does a great job of this, but, the libs resist positive gun safety training even at the peril of their own children. Ahhh, when they learn to love their own children more than they hate the NRA. |
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hisself
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| What qualifies a pediatrician to preach gun safety? Especially when doctors kill more people than guns. |
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