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A New Path for Gun Research Funding

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Published Online: September 10, 2019 In Our Lane 16 min 54 sec
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Since the passage of the Dickey Amendment in 1996, federal funding for gun violence research has been withheld from the CDC and other federal agencies that should be tasked with figuring out the origins and solutions to this problem. But while the US government has been locked in a political stalemate, other entities are stepping up in a new model for getting the job done.

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