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Apr 9, 2013 · Bullet wounds are generally more dangerous because the bullet is more likely to stay inside you than a knife and also more likely to hit ...
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Knowing the odds of dying is the first step in beating them. New 2021 data shows the risks from plane crashes, guns, falls and more.
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Jan 14, 2023 · In the case of firearm wounds, the relative cardiac injuries are particularly severe: about 90% of victims die before arriving at a hospital [4] ...
Jan 2, 2014 · A third of patients with gunshot wounds (33.0 percent) died compared with 7.7 percent of patients with stab wounds.
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Patients with GSWs were more likely to have extracervical injuries than those with SWs (69% vs 63%). The incidence of a 'significant cervical injury' was almost ...
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Jan 2, 2014 · A new study has found no significant difference in adjusted overall survival rates between gunshot and stabbing (so-called penetrating trauma ...
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The very peculiar morphology of this knife allowed us to conclude with great certainty that it was used to commit the murder through the analysis of the tearing ...
Dec 7, 2020 · “Research has shown that suicide is the most common form of firearm deaths, and suicide prevention is of preeminent importance. But looking at ...
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