Childhood Injuries: Prevention and Statistics in Spain
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Injuries in Children in Developed Societies
In developed societies, infectious diseases are no longer the primary cause of high infant mortality. Instead, accidents have become a leading cause of death.
Blooper Children: Definition and Types
An accident is an event independent of human will, caused by an outside force, acting quickly and resulting in physical or mental damage. Accidental injuries in children can be caused by falls, traffic accidents, poisoning, etc. Infants are particularly vulnerable. Accidents are the leading cause of death in children over one year old.
Accidents and Health
Accidents are a major public health problem in developed countries. Childhood accidents are a priority due to their frequency and serious consequences.