Thousands of young lives are lost every year as a result of accidents, and trauma remains
the number one cause of paediatric death. There is a pattern and regularity to children's …

Background Agriculture is one of the most hazardous industries in the US. Methods We
reviewed MEDLINE and NIOSHTIC to identify English‐language studies addressing …

Problem: Injuries are the leading cause of death for adolescents in the United States.
Methods: This study longitudinally examined three psychological mediators of injury among …

OBJECTIVE: Examine the current magnitude of the injury problem to children and
adolescents on farms, and to compare these data to that from 1978-83. DATA SOURCES …

Objective: To summarize the literature on farm child nonfatal injury incidence and the
subsequent disability to children. Search Strategy: We used a systematic process to search …

On family farms, parents are usually knowledgeable of high‐risk activities, yet they allow
their children to be active participants in (or bystanders to) hazardous work for reasons not …

Children are at high risk for agricultural injury, yet there is little documentationabout the
range of farm work that children perform or the ages at which childrenexperience these work …

BACKGROUND: The purpose was to describe farm parents' perceptions of risks on their
farms and determine if these perceptions were associated with (1) using of the North …

Objectives—To evaluate injury rates, patterns, and risk factors in 4916 Ontario farm children
aged 0–18 years. Setting—1765 full time family operated Ontario farms with a husband-wife …

OBJECTIVES: To identify preventable risk factors related to agricultural injuries occurring to
children on family farms. SETTING: A geographically defined central region of Wisconsin …