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Health Affairs, Vol 12, Issue 4, 96-108
Copyright © 1993 by Project HOPE


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Policies to prevent firearm injuries

S P Teret and G J Wintemute

Firearm-related injuries are a substantial public health problem. A wide array of policies designed to prevent these injuries have been discussed, but few are enacted into legislation. Even fewer have undergone scientific evaluation for their effectiveness. We offer a nosology for categorizing existing and future gun policies. A brief review of the effectiveness of existing gun policies is presented, and an argument is made for redirecting gun policy.


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