The US’s decision to resume the death penalty puts the wider public at risk

J Robert Sneyd

The US’s decision to resume the death penalty puts the wider public at risk

J Robert Sneyd

Faculty of Health

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The reintroduction of federal executions in the US, the refusal of regulated drug manufacturers to provide the means, and reckless government behaviour will create a risky combination for public health, says J Robert Sneyd

Original language	English
Journal	BMJ Opinion
Publication status	Published - 8 Aug 2019

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