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Editorials:

J. D. Langley

Tractors, motorcycles, ATVs: inconsistencies in legislation for child safety. Examples from New Zealand
Inj Prev 1996 2: 4-6.  

S. Levene

Is there more to parental supervision than political incorrectness?
Inj Prev 1996 2: 10-11.  

A. K. McDonald

Limitations of NEISS child injury data
Inj Prev 1996 2: 77.  

Original Articles:

F. P. Rivara

Child and adolescent injury control: what to do when the conference is over
Inj Prev 1996 2: 7-8.  

I. Roberts

Parental supervision: a popular myth
Inj Prev 1996 2: 9-10.  

S. S. Walsh, S. N. Jarvis, E. M. Towner, and A. Aynsley-Green

Annual incidence of unintentional injury among 54,000 children
Inj Prev 1996 2: 16-20. [Abstract]  

C. E. Currie, J. M. Williams, P. Wright, T. Beattie, and Y. Harel

Incidence and distribution of injury among schoolchildren aged 11-15
Inj Prev 1996 2: 21-25. [Abstract]  

A. C. Gielen, A. L. Dannenberg, N. Ashburn, and J. Kou

Teaching safety: evaluation of a children's village in Maryland
Inj Prev 1996 2: 26-31. [Abstract]  

L. H. Margolis, J. Bracken, and J. R. Stewart

Effects of North Carolina's mandatory safety belt law on children
Inj Prev 1996 2: 32-35. [Abstract]  

C. Sundelin, F. Rasmussen, R. Berfenstam, and K. Troedsson

Information through television: does it promote child safety?
Inj Prev 1996 2: 36-40. [Abstract]  

E. Plumridge, J. McCool, J. Chetwynd, and J. D. Langley

Purchasing a cycle helmet: are retailers providing adequate advice?
Inj Prev 1996 2: 41-43. [Abstract]  

D. O. Ritzel, K. Klein, J. Gast, and P. D. Sarvela

Cross cultural child injury prevention awareness
Inj Prev 1996 2: 44-46. [Abstract]  

D. H. Stone and N. V. Doraiswamy

The Canadian Hospitals Injury Reporting and Prevention Program (CHIRPP) in the UK: a pilot study
Inj Prev 1996 2: 47-51. [Abstract]  

J. J. Sacks, M. Kresnow, and B. Houston

Dog bites: how big a problem?
Inj Prev 1996 2: 52-54. [Abstract]  

R. A. Stallones

Theory and methods of epidemiologic study of home accidents. 1963
Inj Prev 1996 2: 55-60.  

H. B. Weiss

Limitations of child injury data from the CPSC's National Electronic Injury Surveillance System: the case of baby walker related data
Inj Prev 1996 2: 61-66. [Abstract]  

D. E. Nelson

Validity of self reported data on injury prevention behavior: lessons from observational and self reported surveys of safety belt use in the US
Inj Prev 1996 2: 67-69. [Abstract]  

M. Sidky

SAFE KIDS Canada
Inj Prev 1996 2: 70-72.  

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