NIGHTWATCH
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How many children killed by cleaning products, household stuff, etc. Anybody have a link? 
Im doing something comparing gun deaths to other products. Thanks.
Im doing something comparing gun deaths to other products. Thanks.
Stats Needed...
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iamkris
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I believe the Gun Facts p 15 has that info you're looking for...
http://users.erols.com/aglock45/gunfacts.pdf
Accidental Deaths
Auto 51%
Drowning 17%
Pedestrian 11%
Fires / burns 11%
Other 10%
Suffocation 4%
Firearms 2%
Also shows -percentage of ALL child deaths...that is only 1.5%
http://users.erols.com/aglock45/gunfacts.pdf
Accidental Deaths
Auto 51%
Drowning 17%
Pedestrian 11%
Fires / burns 11%
Other 10%
Suffocation 4%
Firearms 2%
Also shows -percentage of ALL child deaths...that is only 1.5%
NIGHTWATCH
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Thanks brother.
gun-fucious
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trolling WISQARS is always illuminating:
http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/fact_book/05_Data.htm
WISQARSâ„¢
http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/wisqars/
Launched by CDC in March 2000,
WISQARS™ (pronounced "whiskers") is a powerful, interactive database that allows easy access to injury mortality data that can be used for research and policy decisions. Since its debut, WISQARS™—which stands for Web-based Injury Statistics Query and Reporting System—has provided researchers, policy makers, reporters and the public with customized reports about both unintentional and violent injuries. In October 2001, CDC expanded WISQARS™ to include national estimates of nonfatal injuries treated in hospital emergency departments.
http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/fact_book/05_Data.htm
WISQARSâ„¢
http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/wisqars/
Launched by CDC in March 2000,
WISQARS™ (pronounced "whiskers") is a powerful, interactive database that allows easy access to injury mortality data that can be used for research and policy decisions. Since its debut, WISQARS™—which stands for Web-based Injury Statistics Query and Reporting System—has provided researchers, policy makers, reporters and the public with customized reports about both unintentional and violent injuries. In October 2001, CDC expanded WISQARS™ to include national estimates of nonfatal injuries treated in hospital emergency departments.
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