The Injury Fact Book 2001-2002 is a publication of the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The 2001-2002 Injury Fact Book offers a comprehensive look at injury in America and shares some of CDC's exciting accomplishments in injury prevention. It also provides a glimpse of future goals and directions for our Injury Center. The problem of injury in America is complex. Many types of injury-both unintentional and violence-related-exist, and for each type of injury there are many strategies for prevention. This portion of the Injury Fact Book contains 23 separate sections with detailed information about a range of injuries, from alcohol-related to youth violence. Each injury section includes data that describe the problem, an overview of CDC's research and prevention efforts, and future steps CDC and its partners must take to reduce injuries and their resulting deaths and disabilities.
Injury Fact Book 2001-2002
2001
136 pages
Report
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English
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