Although proven dangerous, police have continued use of less-lethal projectiles against protesters

April 25, 2021

A U of MN study shows the use of less-lethal projectiles can violate United Nations guidelines - a practice used following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Clinical Ethicist Joel Wu, JD, MPH, HEC-C comments on the role of data in creating change.

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