Mitigating Firearm Suicide with Trusted Messengers in Health Care

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 53 (3):452-453 (2025)
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Abstract

Voluntary firearm safety actions avoid Second Amendment scrutiny, but rely on individuals recognizing their own risks. This could be aided by a network of healthcare professionals that have received proper training and information about all available tools to help prevent firearm-related suicide attempts, and combining the trust of clinicians and firearm owners could represent an opportunity to inform and educate in a manner that will engage patients.

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