… was to investigate adolescents with a known childhood Pb burden to … injury risk. The specific
aims of this study were to obtain injury histories (since age 14 years) of the Cincinnati Lead …

… to the field of pediatric injury prevention, and I commend the … pediatric lead exposure and
subsequent unintentional injury … relationship between lead exposure and increased injury risk…

… Overall, unintentional injury rates are highest among adolescents ages 15 to 19, males, …
rates of injuries compared to females, though this gender gap is narrow in early childhood and …

… Pb exposure continues to cause harm. … children for whom early life blood Pb and teenage
address were matched. Summary statistics for the sample are based on these 13,372 children. …

… -associated trend in maturation of children's postural balance … [10], a teenage child with Pb
poisoning undergoing succimer … injuries at home and work. There is preliminary evidence that …

… As other literature has previously described, the types, sites, and rates of dance-related
injuries are similar to those suffered by athletes in traditional sports. Methods: A retrospective …

… rates than older teens born before that rise in lead exposure. … and aggravated assault (causing
injury or with a lethal weapon)… Preschool children in 1970 were in the high murder offense …

… (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 …