Art Kellermann

RAND Corporation

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Analyst with the RAND Corporation; former emergency physician

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A new report puts a price tag on gun violence: $12 billion a year, including $1.4 billion to US taxpayers -- for Medicare and Medicaid payments to treat victims in emergency rooms.

Calculating the Financial Costs of Gun Shootings

A new report puts a price tag on gun violence: $12 billion a year, including $1.4 billion to US taxpayers -- for Medicare and Medicaid payments to treat victims in emergency rooms.

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