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The History of Injury Control and the Epidemiology of Child and Adolescent Injuries

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Individual-Level Injury Prevention Strategies in the Clinical Setting

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Community-Based Injury Prevention Interventions

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Legislative and Regulatory Strategies to Reduce Childhood Unintentional Injuries

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The Cost of Childhood Unintentional Injuries and the Value of Prevention

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Evaluating Injury Prevention Programs: The Oklahoma City Smoke Alarm Project

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Training Injury Control Practitioners: The Indian Health Service Model

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