Canada injury / JE / menstrual dysfunction / Hoppu K. Poisoning / Accidental alcohol poisoning / Escalator-related injuries / injury / obesity / poisoning / burns / Unintentional fall injuries / low unintentional injury / disease / Fall injury / Fall-related injuries / Macarthur C. Injury / highest unintentional injury / unintentional injuries / e.g. heart failure / Gortner L. Unintentional household poisoning / overall and cause-specific unintentional injury / vital statistics Introduction Injuries / poisoning deaths / Haileyesus T. Fall injuries / diseases / fall injuries / Unintentional injury / Chronic Diseases / tional injury / overall unintentional injury / accidental poisoning / injuries / /
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Haileyesus T. Fall / Edward Island / Motor vehicle Falls / Vehicle Pedestrian Drowning Burn Suffocation Poisoning Fall / Injurious falls / /
Organization
Faculty of Medicine / World Health Organization / Public Health Agency of Canada / Science Integration Division / Department of Epidemiology and Community Medicine / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control / Huang N. Association / Public Health Agency of Canada Ottawa / Advisory Committee on the Economic Burden of Injury in Canada / University of Ottawa / Ottawa / /
Person
Mo D. Injury / Howard Morrison / Int J Obes / Y. Mao / Prevalence / F. Mo / Q. L. Yi / Y. Chen / Caroline Da Silva / Doug Hopkins / / /
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driver / manager of the project / Bone Miner / senior supervisor and director of the project / unintentional Author / /
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FS / Louhivuori K. Medication / /
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Alberta / Northwest Territories / Quebec / Minnesota / New Brunswick / Saskatchewan / Prince Edward Island / Nunavut / Newfoundland / British Columbia / Manitoba / Nova Scotia / Ontario / /
Unintentional injury mortality and external causes in Canada from 2001 to 2007 Y. Chen, PhD (1); F. Mo, PhD (2); Q. L. Yi, PhD (1); Y. Jiang, MSc (2); Y. Mao, PhD (2) This article has been peer reviewed. Abstract