Limits on gun research hamper efforts to combat gun deaths

It's the kind of information you might expect from long-range government research: On average, one American child or teenager is killed or injured every day in an accidental shooting. The most common victims are ages 3 or 16. And the shootings happen most frequently in their own homes. Yet for the most part, such government research ...

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Limits on gun research hamper efforts to combat gun deaths

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