Timothy J. Mitchell
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Sally Murray's article on rates of global injury and violence[1][1] highlights the role of traffic-related injury and death. In discussions of traffic injuries, there is a tendency to use SUVs as scapegoats for increased risk to other road users and pedestrians because of incompatibilities between
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Sally Murray's article on rates of global injury and violence[1][1] highlights the role of traffic-related injury and death. In discussions of traffic injuries, there is a tendency to use SUVs as scapegoats for increased risk to other road users and pedestrians because of incompatibilities between
Key concepts: Injury prevention, Road traffic, Poison control, Suicide prevention, Human factors and ergonomics, Computer science, Medicine, Medical emergency