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Gun-related injuries hospitalize 20 children and adolescents daily, prompting some doctors to promote open communication between gun owners and medical practitioners.

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One of the most dangerous jobs happens to pay the lowest compared with others, and some of the jobs generally considered the most dangerous fell lower on the list.

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The report broke down the details of both felonious and accidental deaths and showed that even with a stark rate of nearly 50,000 assaults on officers in 2013, only a minute number of those incidents ended in deaths.

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While Dr. Lott agrees that accidental shootings, especially those involving children, are no doubt tragic, he also indicates that the information provided by the Everytown report is misleading and the focus too broad.

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Opinions on the issue are rightly divided, with some saying that the combination is lethal, while others say that introducing children to guns at a young age may help to decrease the chance of accidents later.

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Sean Murphy of the United Kingdom had been complaining about a wart on his middle finger for years.  He tried everything to get rid of it: creams, freezing it, that weird paste stuff and, as of last week, shooting it off with 12-gauge shotgun.

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It is an extreme example of the resilience of the human animal—an evolutionary adaptation only made possible by years of extreme examples of human stupidity.  Amidst what was apparently a bandito inspired New Years Eve bash in Naples Italy, Darco Sangermano rushed to the hospital after catching a

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