Chicago's approach to violent crime may have lessons for London

The Cook County Trauma Unit provides tattoo removal and emphasizes aftercare for victims. Gunshot wounds are likened to war injuries, with Dr. Bakari describing the work as war medicine. A public health approach to crime, similar to strategies in London, is discussed, focusing on rehabilitating youth involved in violence.

What additional service does the Cook County Trauma Unit offer to its patients?

• Tattoo removal

• Physical therapy

• Psychological evaluation

• Nutritional counseling

Why does Dr. Bakari refer to the trauma unit's work as 'war medicine'?

• Because the injuries resemble those in conflict zones

• Because they treat soldiers

• Due to the high number of patients

• Because they use military equipment

What approach is being considered in London to address knife crime?

• Community watch programs

• Stricter laws

• Public health approach

• Increased police presence

How are affected youth compared in the discussion about reintegration?

• As future leaders

• As child soldiers

• As community volunteers

• As potential criminals

What is necessary for the reintegration of youth affected by violence?

• Military training

• Absorption and direction

• Financial support

• Isolation from society