People own firearms. Clinicians have a unique opportunity to help them do it safely.
When I was twelve years old, I was at a friend’s house with a couple of classmates. The four of us were roaming the rural property, which belonged to my friend’s grandfather. We climbed through cars in an abandoned junkyard, tested our balance on some railroad tracks, and explored the surrounding woods. My friend’s grandfather worked late, so we had the house to ourselves. Eventually, we went into the house …
