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From the Centers for Disease Control. Cost of injury--United States: a report to Congress, 1989.

In 1987, Congress directed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and CDC to evaluate the cost of injury in the United States in terms of the medical resources used for the care, treatment, and rehabilitation of injured persons; life years lost* due to shortand long-term disability and premature death; and pain and suffering of the injured persons, their families, and their friends. This article summarizes the report (Cost of Injury in the United States) submitted to Congress in October 1989 (1).