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Childhood injuries and food stamp benefits: An examination of administrative data in one US state

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Currently in the United States, childhood injuries are the leading cause of mortality and morbidity, resulting in an estimated 9.2 million emergency department visits and $17 billion annually in medical costs. For preschoolers, it is also the leading cause of disability. | Childhood injuries and food stamp benefits An examination of administrative data in one US state

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