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It's no accident.

In a recent article in the News section, Barbara Sibbald described a collision between a school bus and a pickup truck in which one girl died.[1][1] Paragraph 4 of the article,[1][1] as well as the table of contents of the CMAJ issue in which it appears (page 891), use the word “accident” to