Gun Violence

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Gun violence is the main cause of premature death in the United States. Guns kill over 38,000 people every year, killing nearly 85,000 every year. APHA has advocated policies to prevent violence over the years, but I am aware of the need for a comprehensive public health approach to address this growing crisis.

The problem of gun violence is complicated and deeply rooted in our culture. Therefore, we must adopt public health methods to ensure family and community safety. In order to improve the damage and violence of guns we must re-emphasize our research. Continual work is necessary to prevent guns from going to the bad guys and to provide mental health services to the most distressed people.

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Before the rally "for the most of our lives" in Washington DC, the animator Alex Clark explained a fire violence prevention with just a little humor:

APHA Secretary General Dr Georges Benjamin talked about why Parliament needed CDC to conduct gun violence as a public health issue.

The APHA letter to the Pompeo Secretary General and the Session Attorney General opposed a recently arrived solution that allows you to publish a blueprint for printing 3D guns on the Internet (PDF)

Ask the Senate and House workers to provide the WHO - HHS - Education Grant Subcommittee leader, Congress, to federal funds for public health research on gun morbidity and mortality prevention against the Center for Disease Control and Prevention ( PDF)

75 public health, medical and research institutions, the US Senate and the US House of Representatives encourage action on comprehensive legislative solutions to firearm related injuries and deaths (PDF)

Fact Sheet: Who was killed in America? National violence death reporting system is tracking (PDF)

"Violence by firearms is an epidemic The time has come to respond to public health" (Guardian's editorial by George Benjamin of APHA)

Diagnosis: Gun deaths and injuries are public health problems (APHA Secretary General, President of Dan Gross, President of Brady Campaign and Preventing Violence by Guns).

According to a survey (an article based on the findings of the American Journal of Public Health at CNN), in Connecticut State a law was imposed that obliges people to purchase guns to obtain a license, and the murder rate by guns is 10 years It decreased drastically.

I think the time has come for the Democratic Party to reconsider our position on guns. Gun violence in the United States is a matter of public health. Gun violence in the United States is a matter of social justice. Gun violence in the United States is an economic problem. Gun violence in the United States affected our freedom consciousness and we reduced the ability to pursue our happiness. Democrats need to start talking about all these problems. The problem of gun violence in the United States is not solved only by control and control. There seems to be a consensus that gun violence exists in the United States, but I think I have seen charts and graphs showing that the crime of guns and guns is increasing. Although the government has not actually studied the issue of gun violence in fact for more than 15 years. Things began to blur when we tried to pull back some layers and find the cause of gun violence problems. We have "good people with guns and bad guys with guns". From a statistical point of view, the results are not perfectly relevant.

My theme is violence by guns in the United States, not violence by guns elsewhere. Good or bad, I guess there are always many private guns in America. My focus is on the role of guns in gun violence. I have not discussed various ways to reduce violence such as child rearing, dieting, sleeping, education system, mental health treatment, drug abuse policy, or reducing poverty and racial discrimination. I will not talk about the role of the criminal justice system 3 I will not talk about the treatment of wounds by guns or the changes in mental health care against trauma. Finally, I will not analyze the role of the US in providing guns to criminals around the world.