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...w Review'', [http://www.guncite.com/journals/tennmed.html "Guns and Public Health: Epidemic of Violence or Pandemic of Propaganda?"], 1994.</ref></blockquote University of Washington public health professor Brandon Centerwall prepared a study comparing homicide rates betw

..., gently but firmly, to seek appropriate treatment from a qualified mental health professional who can help them resolve their condition. Clinical hoplophob

...sted for a felony or for any violent act, becomes ineligible due to mental health treatment, or for a number of other reasons. Concealed firearms may not be ...s not subject to restrictions that are usually based on criminal or mental health history, no licensing or permit to purchase is required for long guns. A L

...cide Across US Regions and States, 1988–1997] American Journal of Public Health, December 2002</ref> The [[BATF|ATF]] estimated in 1995 that the number of ...uicide Rates (per 100,000), by country, year, and gender]'' from the World Health Organization</ref> while private firearm ownership is almost non-existent.

...e in Canada: Update of the Report of the Task Force on Suicide in Canada], Health Canada, 1994</ref> <ref>Statistics Canada: [http://www40.statcan.ca/l01/cs

...ge of ammunition, there are other ways a firearm may be detrimental to the health of the handler and bystanders. ...agents used to remove lead and powder fouling may also present a hazard to health. Good ventilation, washing oneself and cleaning the space where the firearm

... individuals who should be prohibited from buying firearms based on mental health issues.) The Virginia Tech Review Panel recommendations sought to clarify r

...y.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9B0CEFDE1E38F935A15752C1A963948260&sec=health&spon=&pagewanted=all 100 years of 'Maxim's Killing Machine'] New York Time ...ry aircraft capable of scouting or dropping a 500-lb bomb, but his failing health and financial difficulties with his other enterprises restricted his abilit

...ry Diagnosis And Management of Anxiety Disorders'', Page 107. Handbooks in Health Care, 2006. ISBN 1931981620</ref>.

IANSA describes key issues in its work as including public health, women and guns, child soldiers, and trade controls. It also describes a ra

...ting that only two consumer products sold in America are not regulated for health and safety--guns and tobacco--he argues that firearms should be regulated b

...though recently this has become less frequent due to his age and declining health.

...rtunity for all, to promote social and economic justice, and to secure the health and safety of all Americans."<ref>League of Women Voters, 2005, p. 56.</ref

... harms not only the physical, but also the spiritual, social, and economic health of our families and communities. The availability and lethality of guns mak

...rdening is a great way to relax, it's good for your emotional and physical health and has been shown to increase the value of your property.

...re an employee that used the provided protective gear suffers work-induced health damage.

...sts have reached levels that rival core services like national defence and health, and it doesn't work. What is not so widely understood is that the policy w

...king is a spark,” he said. This uptick in the radical right predates the health care debate that is supposedly inspiring all the gun waving.</ref><ref name ...t a dozen" people were noted by police to be openly carrying firearms at a health care rally across the street from a Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention in

...</ref><ref name="review2">[http://www.haciendapub.com/gunpage5.html Public Health and Gun Control: A Review, Part II]</ref> They note that more people defend ..., but also in preserving freedom, have not been properly studied by public health researchers.<ref name="review1" /><ref name="review2" />

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