BY SUSAN ESTRICH As politicians in Washington debate whether new laws should be issued to tighten up on background checks, impose limits on assault weapons and regulate ammunition sales and the like – a debate likely to be dominated by politics – it is worth focusing on the other side of the gun question, the public health side. It is not news that even though we spend more on health care than any other country, […]
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