November Compass: Household machinery injuries (Ontario Injury Prevention Resource Centre)

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November Compass: Household machinery injuries

strong> On average, each day over 30 people are seen in an emergency department for an injury from household machinery or a powered hand tool. Middle-aged males have the highest injury rate.

Learn more about injuries from household machinery in November’s Ontario Injury Compass.

Download the report (in PDF format) or sign up via email up via email at compass@oninjuryresources.ca to automatically receive the reports by e-mail each month.

Last updated on November 30, 2009

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