Background: The hazardous nature of the agricultural environment, reflected in the
numerous injuries and deaths to children who live, work and play on farms, coupled with the …

Background Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting industry is the most hazardous
occupational sector in the USA. Even with this level of occupational risk, several national …

Introduction Fatal and non-fatal youth (ages 0–17) injuries in US agriculture continue to be a
significant public health concern. Despite sustained work and attention from federally …

Background The AgInjuryNews system and dataset are a news report repository and
information source for agricultural safety professionals, policymakers, journalists, and law …

Surveillance of injuries in production agriculture is necessary to inform stakeholders about
workplace hazards and risks in order to improve and advance injury prevention policies and …

Amid concerns of inadequate medical supplies and staffing anticipated from a surge in
COVID-19 cases, many health care systems across the United States (US) began shutting …

For injury epidemiologists, the hunt for data is an ongoing detective story. While there is a
thrill in the chase, there is even more satisfaction in using those data to drive important …

Suicides are increasing in US youth, particularly in rural areas. The influence of farming,
however, is unclear, as suicide rates are higher in individual adult farm workers, but lower in …

Background Agricultural safety and health researchers have used a variety of classification
and coding schemes to identify and categorize injury, illness, and disease associated with …

Background: Injury data and reports provide valuable information for both public and private
organizations to guide programming, policy, and prevention, but in the increasingly complex …