Doctors group calls for firearm makers to pay costs of gun violence

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The American Medical Association is calling for firearms manufacturers to be financially responsible for the health and economic costs of gun violence in the United States, adding to the push from the Left to treat gun violence as a public health issue.

Members of the AMA House of Delegates adopted the new position of holding firearm makers financially accountable for deaths and injuries this week during their November legislative and advocacy meeting.

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