I'm not deeply wedded to this particular point about trauma care, I think increased risk adversity and security measures are more important to the perception of

I'm not deeply wedded to this particular point about trauma care, I think increased risk adversity and security measures are more important to the perception of crime (and give a rational basis to a perception of the threat of crime). But this article is at least a bit more direct, and refers to the things I've read in the past (and some of those articles I admit probably contained false assertions): http://www.separatinghyperplanes.com/2013/07/can-medical-advances-explain-falling.html http://www.separatinghyperplanes.com/2013/07/can-medical-adv... Per that article, the data supporting better trauma care is not particularly impressive, but it does seem like there is a discrepancy between the criminal reporting of assault with a firearm, and the medical reporting of injury from a firearm