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Causes of Injuries Treated in the Emergency Department, 2010

One person dies from an injury every 3 minutes in the United States. More Americans aged 1–44 years die from injuries such as motor vehicle crashes, falls, or homicides than from any other cause, including cancer, HIV, or influenza. Non-fatal injuries can have physical and financial consequences that impact the lives of individuals and their families. In addition, the treatment of injuries places an enormous burden on hospital emergency departments (EDs) and trauma care systems.