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DOI:10.1258/rsmmsl.44.4.295 - Corpus ID: 44517617
@article{Haw2004SuicideBG, title={Suicide by Gunshot in the United Kingdom: A review of the literature}, author={Camilla M. Haw and Lesley Sutton and Sue Simkin and David Gunnell and Navneet Kapur and Mike Nowers and Keith Hawton}, journal={Medicine, Science and the Law}, year={2004}, volume={44}, pages={295 - 310}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:44517617}}
- C. Haw, Lesley Sutton, K. Hawton
- Published in Medicine, Science and the Law 1 October 2004
- Law, Sociology
The international literature providesEvidence of a strong association between rates of gun ownership and gunshot suicide, and some evidence of a reduction in firearm suicide rates following the introduction of restrictive firearm legislation.
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