A population based study of drowning in Canada
Abstract Background Although water-related fatality rates have changed over time, the epidemiology of drowning in Canada has not recently been examined. In spite of the evidence supporting varying drowning death rates by age, information on how characteristics of drowning incidents differ by age gro...
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Main Authors: | Tessa Clemens (Author), Hala Tamim (Author), Michael Rotondi (Author), Alison K. Macpherson (Author) |
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2016-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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