Health investigators at Drexel University want medical centers to start asking patients what kind of work they do.
Violence-prevention program, Camden GPS Program, helps the city's assault victims.
Joel Aguilar has never been a gang member, but has three bullets in him nonetheless. The east Salinas teenager is largely paralyzed: He can move his neck, raise both his arms a few inches and move one wrist — the physical toll of a "gang-related" shooting that nearly killed him two years ago. Kimber Solana examines the psychological impact of gang violence on both victims and the community.
