• expressed a new awareness of the implications of risk as it relates to injuries• indicated a
willingness to modify certai that the majority of students who attended a SMARTRISK Heroes …

• expressed a new awareness of the implications of risk as it relates to injuries• indicated a
willingness to modify certai that the majority of students who attended a SMARTRISK Heroes …

© 2002 Canadian Medical Association or its licensors wrote to the ministry requesting more
information about the conditions of the grant. The reply was so uninformative that I …

This report by the Accidental Injury Task Force offers a practical way forward to cross-
Government action which would have the greatest impact in preventing injury. It suggests …

It is with great pleasure that I call your attention to a milestone in our journal's history. This
issue marks the first of our 21st volume, meaning that Injury Prevention is now 20 years old …

John Lewko is partly correct in think-ing I am convinced we should stop taking risks. 1 But I
don't view the issue as a choice between this course of action and “becoming better risk …

It is now just over 12 years since the journal began and we are preparing to hand over some
of the editorial reins. To celebrate this milestone, I asked the senior editors to choose topics …

There is a well-known saying that talks about the progression of scientific knowledge and
insights being built from the 'standing on the shoulders of giants'. 1 There is no doubt that as …

Trop de gens acceptent les accidents comme l'effet du hasard imprevisible, alors qu'en fait
90% des accidents sont evitables et previsibles, affirme le fondateur de la Fondation cana …

Alert (and regular) readers will quickly discover that this issue is unusual in several other
respects. Apart from the product safety theme, there are more pages than usual, and a wider …