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Parkland, Fla. Buffalo, NY. Uvalde, Texas. Every mass shooting in the U.S. raises calls for better policies to prevent such tragedies. There’s evidence suggesting that certain kinds of laws may reduce deaths from mass shootings, say scientists who study th
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Parkland, Fla. Buffalo, NY. Uvalde, Texas. Every mass shooting in the U.S. raises calls for better policies to prevent such tragedies. There’s evidence suggesting that certain kinds of laws may reduce deaths from mass shootings, say scientists who study the field — but those policy options are not the ones usually discussed in the wake of these events. Furthermore, the amount of resources devoted to studying gun violence is paltry compared to its public health impact.
Today’s episode was produced by Margaret Cirino, who also checked the facts. It was edited by Will Stone, Rebecca Ramirez and our Senior Supervising Editor Gisele Grayson. Tre Watson was the audio engineer.
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