Kennedy. It also discusses U.S President Barack Obama's plan to protect our children and our communities by reducing gun violence.HickeyJaneD.Developments in Mental Health LawHickey JD: Gun prohibitions for people with mental illness: what should the policy be? Dev Ment Health Law 32:1-12,...
As the nation has seen time and time again, categorical gun restrictions do not systematically keep firearms out of the hands of dangerous mentally ill persons. Moreover, these restrictions infringe on individual rights. Attempts to forecast violence not only frequently fail, but also force patients...
Investments in mental health care and research are critical: globally, psychiatric and neurological disorders comprise approximately 13% of the disability-adjusted life years and nearly one-third of years lived with disability [1]. The prevalence of mental illness is higher among people detained within...
How did we get to this point in America with gun violence where it is very hard to have these conversations about guns and gun violence and deaths after mass shootings and other tragedies? People feel very vulnerable. What triggers many gun owners I interview is that they ...
The Louisville bank shooter bought a gun despite struggles with mental health – Washington Post Do you see why we urgently need sweeping mental healthcare reform? I’ve all but given up on any hope of gun-law reform. My wife Honoree was shot and killed three weeks ago by a stranger almo...
their sense of self-worth — telling them they are not good looking enough, popular enough, smart enough, or rich enough. That comes as progress on legitimate, and distressing, issues like climate change, income inequality, racial injustice, the opioid epidemic and gun viol...
What we can be sure of is that there will be the usual rhetoric about mental illness and gun control. What there will not be is any solution to the growing problem of violence on campus. It is clear that campus shootings are always related to childhood abuse and trauma. Why are colleges...
And let’s not forget, the person who need the help,the person with the mental illnessthemselves, is the personin the worst place mentally.They aren’t making the best decisions. They’re scared; they feel alone, like a “freak.” They’re doing everything they can just to survive anot...
In the wake of the Port Arthur (Tasmania) massacre, governments tightened gun laws' and acted on portrayals of violence i... R Eckersley - 《Medical Journal of Australia》 被引量: 0发表: 1997年 Psychosocial Disorders in Young People: Time Trends and Their Causes Psychosocial problems have ...
When it comes to gun control and ways to prevent school shootings, a strong majority favor requiring schools to have active shooter drills to prepare students and faculty for a mass shooting (82%), banning people who have been treated for mental illness from owning a firearm (75%),...