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Medical Groups Wants Congress To Reverse Gun-Violence Research Ban
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Days after the Orlando gay nightclub shooting, a fed-up emergency room doctor from New Orleans flew to Washington, hoping the assault-rifle massacre that claimed 49 victims might spur movement on gun legislation. In particular, Dr. Jay Kaplan, like many of his colleagues, wanted Congress to lift a 20-year-old amendment that effectively bans most federally sponsored academic research into gun violence.
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hisself
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| Before you medical people interfere in MY God-given right to own a gun, why don't you study how to prevent the medical errors which are the third leading cause of death in the US? |
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