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Helmet use is low among patients presenting to the emergency department with injuries associated with standing electric scooter use

Helmet Use Low Among Standing Electric Scooter Riders

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10.8 percent of riders presenting to ED with injury were younger than 18; 4.4 percent wore helmet
Morbidity

Considerable Morbidity, Mortality Due to Animal Encounters

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Greatest number of deaths for bites from nonvenomous arthropods; rat bites most lethal
For pediatric patients

Peds Firearm-Related Injuries Lead to Clinical, Financial Burden

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Total charges associated with pediatric firearm-related injuries $2.5 billion for 2006 to 2014
Many patients in a workers' compensation cohort have persistent opioid use

Opioid Use Often Persists in Workers’ Compensation Claimants

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Persistent use linked to older age; crush, strain, and sprain injuries; concomitant chronic pain
In 2013

Almost One in 10 Treated in Hospital for Non-Fatal Injury

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Costs of hospital-treated non-fatal injuries estimated at $1.853 trillion; $168 billion in medical spending
From 2006 through 2013

Lawn-Mower-Related Injuries Are Most Often Lacerations

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Weighted estimate of 51,151 injuries from 2006 through 2013; 46.7 percent lacerations
Black males were at the highest risk of legal intervention injury per capita from 2005 to 2015

Black Individuals at Highest Risk of Legal Intervention Injury

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Increase in rates of injuries from 2005 to 2009, followed by a drop to 2015, returning to ~2005 levels
Consuming or handling food and drink products where liquid nitrogen is added just before consumption can lead to serious injury

FDA Warns of Dangers of Liquid Nitrogen in Food, Drinks

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Liquid nitrogen can cause severe damage to skin and internal organs if mishandled or consumed
Ingesting honey after swallowing a button battery may reduce injuries and improve outcomes in children

Honey May Protect Children Who Swallow Button Batteries

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Honey and Carafate appear to rapidly protect against batteries' caustic effects
Prehospital administration of thawed plasma during air medical transport results in lower 30-day mortality compared with standard-care resuscitation in injured patients at risk for hemorrhagic shock

Prehospital Plasma Cuts Mortality Risk in Hemorrhagic Shock

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Prehospital administration of thawed plasma reduces mortality versus standard-care resuscitation