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October 2005 - Volume 11 - 5

The London bombings

Injury prevention and terrorism (3 October, 2005)
I B Pless

Cigarette fires

Heroes needed to conquer burning issues (3 October, 2005)
I B Pless
Canada gets its house in order (3 October, 2005)
R Stanwick
To burn or not to burn: an advocate’s report from the field (3 October, 2005)
A McGuire

Communication

Using communication theory in injury prevention campaigns (3 October, 2005)
L Aldoory, S Bonzo

SPECIAL REPORT

To burn or not to burn: an advocate’s report from the field (3 October, 2005)
A McGuire

SPECIAL FEATURE

Child and adolescent injury as a result of falls from buildings and structures (3 October, 2005)
J C Pressley, B Barlow

NEWS AND NOTES

News and notes (3 October, 2005)

Systematic review

Interventions to prevent softball related injuries: a review of the literature (3 October, 2005)
K M Pollack, M Canham-Chervak, C Gazal-Carvalho, B H Jones, S P Baker

METHODOLOGIC ISSUES

The effects of recall on reporting injury and poisoning episodes in the National Health Interview Survey (3 October, 2005)
M Warner, N Schenker, M A Heinen, L A Fingerhut

LACUNAE

But were they wearing their seat belts? (3 October, 2005)
Phone driver jailed for killing two policemen (3 October, 2005)
Amusement park manager found guilty of reckless homicide (3 October, 2005)

Original Articles

Factors associated with bicycle helmet use among young adolescents in a multinational sample (3 October, 2005)
K S Klein, D Thompson, P C Scheidt, M D Overpeck, L A Gross
Comparison of fatalities from work related motor vehicle traffic incidents in Australia, New Zealand, and the United States (3 October, 2005)
T Driscoll, S Marsh, B McNoe, J Langley, N Stout, A-M Feyer, A Williamson
Pediatric window falls: not just a problem for children in high rises (3 October, 2005)
N L Vish, E C Powell, D Wiltsek, K M Sheehan
“Banned from the streets I have paid to use”: an analysis of Australian print media coverage of proposals for passenger and night driving restrictions for young drivers (3 October, 2005)
S Blows, R Q Ivers, S Chapman
Roller coaster related fatalities, United States, 1994–2004 (3 October, 2005)
A R Pelletier, J Gilchrist
Reaching an underserved population with a randomly assigned home safety intervention (3 October, 2005)
S G Hendrickson

BOARD MEMBER BIOGRAPHY

Roy J Shephard (3 October, 2005)

Letters

Smoking brings another danger to children in Japan (3 October, 2005)
S Nakahara
Intelligence, education, and transportation injury mortality (3 October, 2005)
G D Batty, I J Deary

SPLINTERS AND FRAGMENTS

Splinters & Fragments (3 October, 2005)

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