D'un bout à l'autre du Canada, les blessures sont les principales causes de mortalité chez
les jeunes—soit les 12 à 24 ans selon l'Organisation mondiale de la santé. Même si elle se …

Across Canada, injuries are the leading cause of death among our youth—those defined by
the World Health Organization as being 12–24 years of age. The transition to adulthood …

Institut national de santé publique du Québec I La mortalité par traumatismes non
intentionnels chez les jeunes québécois de moins de 20 ans: une comparaison …

Age-adjusted mortality rates for death due to injuries have decreased in Canada in recent
years,'but that is no reason for complacency. Injuries are still the leading killer of our …

Purpose To examine the trends in injury mortality among young people aged 15-24 years
residing in the 15 current member states of the European Union between 1984 and 1993 …

Entre 70 et 100 enfants âgés de 0 à 14 ans sont victimes chaque année d'accidents mortels
en Suisse. Le nombre des accidents mortels affectant des enfants a fortement diminué au …

PURPOSE: To understand the magnitude and the national trends of mortality and
hospitalization due to injuries among Canadian adolescents aged 15–19 years in 1979 …

Youth may be susceptible to certain types of unintentional injuries that place them at risk of
death. The objective of this research was to study trends in these deaths among youth (age …

Canada is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in the world. A crucial part of
this view is based on Canada's approach to public health, which has achieved measurable …

Unintentional injury to children aged under 5 caused 428 300 deaths globally in 1990. Not
surprisingly, the majority are in the developing world, with 740 deaths annually per million of …