… childhood lead exposure linked to lower child IQ, 5 poorer academic achievement, 6 and
greater rates … whether adolescents and young adults exposed to lead as children display more …

… Every day in the USA, approximately 4000 adolescents begin smoking and the adolescent
… pediatric trends on tobacco use and exposures, various new products used by adolescents, …

… than by accident. Compared to nonmaltreated youth, physically abused children are not only
… sex differences in the effect of lead exposure account for elevated rates of violence in males …

… Where appropriate, rates are expressed per 100,000 children and adolescents … children
and adolescents according to intent, unintentional injuries were the most common cause of injury…

… (CPRD), one of the world’s largest databases of electronic primary care patient records,
we aimed: to investigate temporal trends in the incidence of self harm during 2001-14 among …

… intersection for youth’s risk of future violent injury. Surprisingly, rates of lead poisoning were
… For example, our study found that beginning in early childhood, injured youth’s involvement …

… Injury rates were defined as the number of sports injuries per 1000 hours of exposure (…
because of the positively skewed distribution of injury rates. The backward stepwise method using …

… physical injuries is significantly higher in children and adolescents … have significantly higher
rates of poisoning compared to … The first peak occurs in the first years of life and the second …

… a somewhat alarming increasing trend in ACL injury rates in children and adolescents
over time. This study clearly demonstrates that ACL injuries in children and adolescents are a …

… of age) to young adulthood (around 29 years of age) [12•]. A systematic review … rates of NSSI
peak around mid-adolescence (around 15–16 years) and decline towards late adolescence …