Starting later this month, Northwell staff at two Long Island hospitals and a third on Staten Island will add a question to their routine screening of emergency room patients: Do you have a gun in your house?
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Northwell Health adding query about guns to ER patient screenings
By Newsday
| September 24, 2020
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