Guns in the Home

To the Editor: The Journal has published several articles asserting that strict gun-control laws reduce the rates of suicide 1 , 2 and homicide 3 – 5 . If such laws had a major effect on both suicide and homicide rates, one would expect that these rates would be positively correlated with each other...

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Veröffentlicht in:The New England journal of medicine 1994-04, Vol.330 (16), p.1157-1159
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