Objective Recurrent admission to a hospital or trauma centre for separate incidents of
traumatic injury is known as trauma recidivism. Although use of alcohol is a known risk factor …

Objectives: Cigarette smoking and unhealthy alcohol use are common causes of
preventable morbidity and mortality that frequently result in admission to an intensive care …

Background: Twelve percent of Americans are diagnosed and treated for mental illness
annually. The relationship between mental illness and intentional injuries such as assault …

High levels of psychological distress in fulltime employees are prevalent (4.5% per month).
Symptoms of impaired mental health include difficulties with attention, concentration …

Introduction There is a strong need for a reliable marker of harmful alcohol consumption to
identify injured patients that can benefit from alcohol interventions, and blood phosphatidyl …

Motorcycles are frequently used in middle-and low-income societies. They are often
involved in crashes, and account for a noticeable percentage of fatalities secondary to …

Background Alcohol, illicit drugs, and psychotropic medications are well-known causes of
traumatic events. However, the association of each type of substance with trauma recidivism …

Accidents, injuries, and deaths sustained via all-terrain vehicle (ATV) use are on the rise. In
addition to safe and proper ATV operation, accident-related risk factors include operator …

Objective To quantify the association between the presence and type of drug detected and
trauma recidivism in a cohort of patients admitted due to trauma. Method A cohort study was …

Objective: The objective of this study was to understand the social context and
circumstances surrounding alcohol-impaired driving prior to fatal crash involvement for …