Can Physicians Help Curb Adolescent Violence?

Deborah Prothrow‐Stith

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Some of the factors associated with such violence, notably racism and poverty, clearly demand societal solutions. Other factors, however, may respond to public health intervention strategies. Emergency room workers can practice secondary intervention, as they do with victims of child abuse, sexual assault, or attempted suicide. Family physicians can refer adolescents for appropriate help.

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1988Handgun Regulations, Crime, Assaults, and Homicide

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