WHO Talks About Violence – But Not Firearms

Health Policy Watch·Feb 10

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The World Health Organization has discussed violence, but not specifically firearms. Meanwhile, various reports and experts are emphasizing the need for evidence-based solutions to address gun violence. Researchers and institutions are exploring different approaches to reducing gun violence, including the role of bystanders and the potential for healing and prevention.

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