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Health expert: Gun Violence is A Public Health Issue
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A Congressional ban on using federal funds to “promote gun control” has had a chilling effect on the study of guns, leaving many questions unanswered, says David Hemenway, a professor of health policy at Harvard Chan School. He spoke to several news outlets about the state of firearms research as the gun control debate reignited following the mass shooting at a nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
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| First of all, I have never owned a violent gun in my life! It is NOT a health issue, the CRIMINAL use of a firearm, it is an educational and law enforcement issue! How come there are so many idiots mascerading as educated people ?? |
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