Now, Dr. Suter is the outspoken, foremost expert on firearms and violence in the medical literature on firearms today. He is, not so coincidentally, also Chairman of Doctors for Integrity in Policy Research. As appealing as the claim may be to some, guns are not pathogens, and crime is not a disease. Crime is a social problem that does not lend itself to analysis or treatment under the medical model. The overwhelming preponderance of data we have examined shows that between 25 to 75 lives may be saved by a gun for every life lost to a gun.
Guns save far more lives than they cost.
Again, another group of medical scientists says that this was simply not true. But no hints on this one. It couldn't be stated more plainly. In contrast to the phonies like Kellermann and Rosenberg, there are some concerned medical doctors out there who do take the Hippocratic Oath to heart, and put their patients' welfare above all else. Their activities to preserve our Constitution and its Second Amendment are funded, in contrast, by their own incomes, and by individual, concerned private citizens, not by government grants that allow them to sit in an office all day and think up ways to do us gun-owners in.