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Psychologists urge Bronx families to talk about Las Vegas shooting

<p>As the nation comes together to try to piece together Sunday’s mass shooting, psychologists say parents need to inform their children about these tragedies.</p>

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<p>As the nation comes together to try to piece together Sunday’s mass shooting, psychologists say parents need to inform their children about these tragedies.</p>