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Violence tops killers for U.S. youths in three decades
Chicago reports violence and auto accidents as the leading causes of death for 15 to 24 year olds, with homicide deaths up 300 percent and self harm rising. Dr. Robert Blum notes violence has surpassed illness as health status for youths fails to improve. AMA urges drug and alcohol testing only with reasonable suspicion and for safety sensitive positions, favoring rehabilitation and confidential programs.
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