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Gun violence is “hyperendemic,” some researchers say, and they are struggling to rebuild its study following a long pause in federal funding. (PREMIUM)
A discipline with little federal funding now has some momentum. But the researchers who study firearms violence and policy still face emotional and financial demands. (PREMIUM)
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