Childhood injuries: an epidemiologic approach
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Childhood injuries: an epidemiologic approach
Pediatr Nurs.
1992 May-Jun.
Abstract
Injuries are the leading cause of childhood death and disability in the United States today. However, injuries can be studied, their magnitude described, and risk factors identified. Furthermore, many injuries can be prevented and controlled with available knowledge and technology.
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