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814 Mass Shootings and Mental IllnessJames L. Knoll IV, M.D.George D. Annas, M.D., M.P.H.Common MisperceptionsMass shootings by people with serious mental illness represent themost significant relationship between gun violence and mental illness.People with serious mental illness should be considered dangerous.Gun laws focusing on people with mental illness or with a psychiatricdiagnosis can effectively prevent mass shootings.Gun laws focusing on people with mental illness or a psychiatric diag-nosis are reasonable, even if they add to the stigma already associatedwith mental illness.Evidence-Based FactsMass shootings by people with serious mental illness represent lessthan 1% of all yearly gun-related homicides. In contrast, deaths bysuicide using firearms account for the majority of yearly gun-relateddeaths.The overall contribution of people with serious mental illness to vio-lent crimes is only about 3%. When these crimes are examined in de-tail, an even smaller percentage of them are found to involve firearms.Copyright © 2016 American Psychiatric Association Publishing. All Rights Reserved. To purchase the complete resource, please visit www.appi.org or your local bookseller.
82GUN VIOLENCE AND MENTAL ILLNESSLaws intended to reduce gun violence that focus on a population rep-resenting less than 3% of all gun violence will be extremely low yield,ineffective, and wasteful of scarce resources. Perpetrators of massshootings are unlikely to have a history of involuntary psychiatric hos-pitalization. Thus, databases intended to restrict access to guns andestablished by guns laws that broadly target people with mental ill-ness will not capture this group of individuals.Gun restriction laws focusing on people with mental illness perpetu-ate the myth that mental illness leads to violence, as well as the mis-perception that gun violence and mental illness are strongly linked.Stigma represents a major barrier to access and treatment of mentalillness, which in turn increases the public health burden
82GUN VIOLENCE AND MENTAL ILLNESSLaws intended to reduce gun violence that focus on a population rep-resenting less than 3% of all gun violence will be extremely low yield,ineffective, and wasteful of scarce resources. Perpetrators of massshootings are unlikely to have a history of involuntary psychiatric hos-pitalization. Thus, databases intended to restrict access to guns andestablished by guns laws that broadly target people with mental ill-ness will not capture this group of individuals.Gun restriction laws focusing on people with mental illness perpetu-ate the myth that mental illness leads to violence, as well as the mis-perception that gun violence and mental illness are strongly linked.Stigma represents a major barrier to access and treatment of mentalillness, which in turn increases the public health burden
