• Injury - A Risk at Any Stage of Life(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) - Links to PDF

• Neighborhood Alcohol Outlets Tied to Kids' Injury Risk(09/04/2008, HealthDay)
• Experiences Key to Injury Prevention for Teens(08/27/2008, Reuters Health)
• Text-Messaging Injuries Blamed on Distraction(08/21/2008, HealthDay)
• Celebrate Safely -- Prevent Fireworks-Related Injuries(06/30/2008, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

• FDA Clears Critical Limb-Saving Vascular Device(Food and Drug Administration)

• How Can Injuries Be Prevented?(World Health Organization)

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• Electrical and Lightning Injuries(Merck & Co., Inc.)
• Nerve Injuries(American Society for Surgery of the Hand)

• ClinicalTrials.gov: Wounds and Injuries(National Institutes of Health)

• Loss of Smell Almost Doubles Chance of Accident(National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders)

References and abstracts from MEDLINE/PubMed (National Library of Medicine)

• Article: Safety device use affects the incidence patterns of facial trauma...
• Article: Canadian Association of Pediatric Surgeons' position statement on the use...
• Article: Road traffic accidents and diabetes: insulin use does not determine...
• Injuries -- see more articles
• Accidents at home -- see more articles

• American Red Cross

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• Federal Emergency Management Agency

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• National Center for Injury Prevention and Control(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
• National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

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• Economic Costs of Injuries(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
• FASTATS: Accidents/Unintentional Injuries(National Center for Health Statistics)
• FASTATS: All Injuries(National Center for Health Statistics)
• Fireworks-Related Injuries(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
• Report on Injuries in America(National Safety Council)
• State Occupational Injuries, Illnesses, and Fatalities(Bureau of Labor Statistics)
• Three Leading Causes of Injury Mortality in the United States 1999 - 2005(National Center for Health Statistics)
• Trauma and Shock(National Institute of General Medical Sciences)

• Airway Obstruction(Safe Kids Worldwide)
• Bike Injury(Safe Kids Worldwide)
• Childhood Injury(Safe Kids Worldwide)
• Children at Risk(Safe Kids Worldwide)
• Firearm Injury (Unintentional)(Safe Kids Worldwide)
• Injury Facts: Rural Injury(Safe Kids Worldwide)
• Pedestrian Injury(Safe Kids Worldwide)
• Playground Injuries(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
• Recreational Injuries(Safe Kids Worldwide)
• School Injuries(Safe Kids Worldwide)
• Toy Injury(Safe Kids Worldwide)
• Trends in Unintentional Childhood Injury Prevention(Safe Kids Worldwide)

• Injuries among Children and Adolescents(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
• Working Safely: Advice for Teens(American Academy of Family Physicians)

  Also available in Spanish

• Emergency Room Injuries Adults 65 and Older(Consumer Product Safety Commission) - Links to PDF
• Injuries among Older Adults(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)