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Doctors Often Know Who Might Commit Gun Violence. But They Can’t Do Much About It

March 1, 2018

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David Rosmarin, MD, director of McLean’s Forensic Psychiatry Service, is quoted in a piece about the role of doctors in assessing a patient’s risk of committing gun violence.

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