The US military puts battlefield injuries into one of three simple categories: very serious injuries (VSI), serious injuries (SI), and non-serious injuries (NSI), with more severe injuries being wounds like loss of limb.
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They found 66 severe traumas including 19 head injuries, 38 orthopedic injuries and 13 facial injuries.
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Common injuries include repetitive motion injuries like carpal tunnel, and injuries from exposure to chemicals and pathogens.
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The injuries were evenly split between direct injuries, like someone dropping a phone on themselves, and use-associated injuries, which include injuries that result from being distracted by a phone.
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Most of the injuries occur from broken bones, such as hip fractures, and head injuries, such as traumatic brain injuries.
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These injuries were evenly split between direct injuries, like someone dropping a phone on themselves or being struck with one, and use-associated injuries, which include injuries that result from being distracted by a phone.
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""Removing tackling from football altogether would likely lead to a decrease in the incidence of overall injuries, severe injuries, catastrophic injuries and concussions.
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The lowest number of injuries was 1,086 in 2009, with 65 serious injuries; the highest was 1,954 in 113, with 106 serious injuries.
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Sprains or strains were the most common injuries, accounting for 217% of all injuries, followed by fractures, which represented 212% of all injuries.
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Hailey suffered serious injuries and Sophia suffered critical injuries, reported WKMG.
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The minor injuries were described as soft tissue injuries and burns.
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The serious injuries included pelvic fractures, internal bleeding and head injuries.
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She had head injuries, internal injuries and lost 5 liters of blood.
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"Terrible injuries to the face, but no life-threatening injuries," he says.
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The report cited other injuries, including blunt-force injuries to the chest.
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One had critical injuries, and another had serious injuries, according to FDNY.
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Overall, shoulder and low back injuries were most common, followed by knee injuries.
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Soft tissue injuries such as lacerations and abrasions accounted for 21.9% of injuries.
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Limb injuries made up 65 percent of the injuries sustained during the battle.
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There are also 85033 serious injuries, and 3 non-life-threatening injuries, reported.
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Head injuries prevented by helmets are often skull fractures and other severe injuries.
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"It's time to conquer our injuries and not let the injuries conquer us."
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Eye injuries accounted for about 53,994 of those injuries -- almost 15%, researchers said.
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Nearly half were head injuries, including 15 percent that were traumatic brain injuries.
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Among the thousands of injuries that occurred during the four-year period, researchers found that the most common injuries were fractures -- which made up 27% of injuries.
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One other person suffered major injuries and seven others had moderate injuries, Sanchez said.
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Reducing traumatic brain injuries and preventing additional injuries after a concussion can prevent CTE.
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Everybody gets different injuries for different reasons, and no two injuries are the same.
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They are more likely to suffer injuries, including injuries sustained during a domestic incident.
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Head injuries, even minor head injuries, can be very frightening for parents, she said.
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The main running-related injuries include tibia stress syndrome, Achilles tendon injuries, and plantar fasciitis.
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Injuries ranged from head and neck problems to injuries to the face, arms and legs.
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Officials said three people sustained serious injuries, with the others suffering non-life-threatening injuries.
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"In some of those cases, we had some injuries, a collection of injuries," he said.
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About 500 people suffered injuries in the attack, ranging from gunshot wounds to stampede injuries.
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"Alcohol's a risk factor for lots of injuries, and especially violent injuries," he tells us.
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Her injuries included a broken spine, internal injuries, and fractures to her ribs and pelvis.
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The Fire Services Department said their injuries included light scratches and neck and shoulder injuries.
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Four patients taken to the hospital had minor injuries while the fifth had serious injuries.
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The study only included head and neck injuries, though, not injuries to other body parts.
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They included more concussions, including severe head injuries, Dr. Griffin said, and more leg injuries.
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One had severe traumatic injuries while the other's injuries were not as severe, he said.
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Keeping the head out of the game When it came to head injuries, concussions and other closed head injuries accounted for just 7.3% of all injuries in the study period.
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For example, car accident injuries account for 1.5 percent of all injuries in the United States.
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"The autopsy did not detect any internal injuries or significant blunt force injuries," the statement reads.
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That averages out to 803,423 injuries each year and 20 injuries daily from May through September.
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Injuries have ranged from broken teeth, facial fractures, and tinnitus, to severe eye injuries and comas.
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His injuries alone didn't strike fear in United's lawyers—airlines litigate passenger injuries all the time.
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People adds that Cantin had a broken nose and "significant" injuries while Manzo reported facial injuries.
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Several other firefighters had less serious injuries and three civilians received minor injuries, the commissioner said.
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There are 8 injuries for every 1000 and there were 41,000 injuries from 2004 to 2009.
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" Trump responded, "I don't consider them very serious injuries relative to other injuries that I've seen.
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More than half of arm injuries and 21 percent of leg injuries included a broken bone.
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Optimal nutrition for treatment of battlefield consequences, including bodily injuries, brain injuries and post-traumatic stress.
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In addition to those killed, all of whom initially survived but succumbed to injuries in the ensuing days, 331 people sustained serious burns and injuries and 135 people had less severe injuries.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics from 2016 show 24,650 nonfatal injuries among construction workers, 28,740 injuries among local law-enforcement officers, 80,180 injuries among those for whom driving is part of their job.
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The baby suffered from injuries that ranged from a fractured skull to spinal injuries, the report said.
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But it doesn't record how serious those injuries are — life-threatening injuries are counted alongside broken noses.
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Police learned that the girl had serious internal injuries, as well as traumatic injuries to her head.
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Maybe some of the boys have injuries or light injuries and would be categorized as yellow condition.
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Most often, children suffered head injuries (nearly 22% of the total incidents) and face injuries (nearly 22015%).
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Another trooper sustained minor injuries, and the pedestrians reported no serious injuries, state police said on Twitter.
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One individual's injuries left them in critical condition, while the other two sustained moderate injuries, Lim said.
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There were no serious injuries although some people suffered minor injuries, according to a statement from Amtrak.
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Further analysis of the report combined the number of confirmed injuries (160) with other probable injuries (32).
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Concussions accounted for about 17 percent of injuries among boys and 19 percent of injuries among girls.
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"I don't consider them very serious injuries relative to other injuries that I've seen," the president added.
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Most traumatic brain injuries related to combat are what physicians classify as mild Traumatic Brain Injuries (mTBI).
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They can cause cumulative brain damage, throat injuries, and damage to the vocal cords, among other injuries.
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Of those, 15 had minor injuries and six had moderate injuries, Peter Glagola, a hospital spokesman, said.
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Of those, 15 had minor injuries and six had moderate injuries, Peter Glagola, a hospital spokesman, said.
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Of the patients transported by the fire department, two had critical injuries and two had serious injuries.
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Most often, injuries involved multiple structures of the knee; this accounted for 21% of participant knee injuries.
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A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study in Austin, Texas, found that almost half of riders admitted with injuries from e-scooters had head injuries, and 15% had traumatic brain injuries.
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United Airlines: 9 deaths, 14 injuries Delta Airlines: 5 deaths, 5 injuries American Airlines: 4 deaths, 1 injury Hawaiian Airlines: 103 deaths, 0 injuries Alaska Airlines: 2 deaths, 1 injury Skywest Airlines: 2 deaths, 1 injury ExpressJet: 1 death, 0 injuries In 2015, United Airlines once again had the highest number of animal deaths with 14 animals dying during transportation and eight sustaining injuries.
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The bomb caused traumatic brain injuries, spine injuries and blood clots, which limited the movement in his legs.
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One officer has life-threatening injuries, while the other officer's injuries are not life threatening, NBC News reports.
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"Both Agents sustained traumatic head injuries, along with other miscellaneous physical injuries such as broken bones," Harper said.
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Not surprisingly, injuries related to motor vehicle collisions are more severe than other bicycling injuries, the authors found.
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Some soldiers suffered limb injuries from hard landings, but none of the injuries is life-threatening, Sangster said.
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" In Los Angeles, ER doctors "counted 249 scooter injuries [in 2018], and more than 40% were head injuries.
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While soft-tissue injuries accounted for 48% of these injuries, traumatic brain injury/concussion accounted for nearly 35%.
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Samsung received nine related reports of injuries, including a broken jaw, injured shoulder and other fall-related injuries.
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Cops also say two people are being treated for "serious" injuries -- but the injuries are not life-threatening.
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Overall, the researchers had data on nearly 27.2,21000 adolescents with accidental injuries and 22,217 with adversity-related injuries.
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Most remaining Ski Patrol sled rides were, moreover, the result of upper-body injuries rather than leg injuries.
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There were 738 injuries among the 232 dancers in the study; breakers had the highest number of injuries.
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We have no chance to save the limb like other bullet injuries, traditional bullet injuries outside this area.
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Tree lights claimed over 31,800 injuries across the nation while other electrical decorations caused around 36,000 other injuries.
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Its one conclusive point is that a history of injuries puts you at higher risk for future injuries.
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We're told 2 victims were shot but their injuries are not life threatening ... other clubgoers sustained various injuries.
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Tesla failed to mention as many as 36 injuries in 2018 alone when reporting injuries to the state.
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Doctors determined he had a concussion, multiple injuries, trauma inside his chest and glass injuries across his back.
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Cycling accidents are one of the leading preventable causes of traumatic brain injuries and other sports-related injuries.
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In addition, about 22 million pedal bicycle injuries accounted for 211 per 22019,000 of all emergency department injuries.
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Some complain that without Feres, injuries from medical malpractice might yield more rights than injuries suffered in combat.
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The group's analysis says that Tesla's total recordable injuries rate (TIRR) in 21.6 was 210 injuries per 100 workers, which is 31 percent higher than the industry rate of 6.7 injuries per 100 workers.
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Common eye injuries in these cases included ruptured globe and open wounds or fractures around the eye area, but optic nerve and visual pathway damage had the greatest association with severe injuries and brain injuries.
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One officer had life-threatening injuries and the other less serious injuries, a Colorado Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman said.
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Users with hoverboard injuries (light gray) and skateboard injuries (dark gray) showing up at ERs in 33 and 2016.
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Four were taken to area hospitals with moderate to serious injuries, and one later died from injuries, officials said.
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"The majority of the injuries are minor and as a result of trampling injuries from the crowd," she said.
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A few key findings: 249 people came to the ER with scooter injuries, most commonly fractures or head injuries.
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Assistant District Attorney Jonathan Friel said the assault left Bloxham with brain injuries and near-blindness, among other injuries.
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Generally, you had problems with injuries, but you seemed to have some unique injuries that happened only to you.
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Almost 30 percent had no injuries, 65 percent had only soft tissue injuries and 7 percent had broken bones.
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An officer describes the injuries as two reds (serious, life-threatening injuries) and three yellows (not immediately life-threatening).
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Mina also said Loyd received facial injuries during his confrontation with police, but the injuries did not look serious.
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More than half of the injuries were in boys, and sports activities accounted for 57 percent of the injuries.
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The most common injuries sustained by players were strains and sprains, followed by broken bones and soft tissue injuries.
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Among all the residential fires, 360 resulted in deaths, 565 had severe injuries and 2,246 had less-severe injuries.
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It said that of the five people injured, two had serious injuries and three had non-life-threatening injuries.
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There were more than 28500,6900 injuries involving artificial Christmas trees and more than 2628,28503 injuries involving natural Christmas trees.
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Most of those people sustained slight injuries and three suffered more serious injuries, the Catalan services said on Twitter.
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"No, I don't consider them very serious injuries relative to other injuries that I've seen," the Republican president said.
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Those injuries pale compared with Smith's memories of the horses that suffered catastrophic injuries while he was on them.
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Two women suffered serious head injuries and two others had minor injuries, The Associated Press reported at the time.
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I know part of the issue is the brain injuries, yes, but injuries are happening in every sport now.
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Head injuries were one of the most common areas for injury -- with 4,658 head injuries occurring in 2018 alone.
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These were regular-season injuries, though in the playoffs he played through a multitude of injuries, including broken bones.
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Of the injured, five people have moderate injuries and two have major injuries, CAL FIRE said in a tweet.
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However, most gunshot injuries he sees are from small-caliber bullets, yet Wilford's injuries were caused by large caliber.
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Predictably, they saw more scooter-related injuries, but what was scary was how serious many of those injuries were.
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Bonnie suffered fatal injuries, but ;Donald suffered "moderate" injuries and was flown via helicopter to a local medical center.
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A Virginia state trooper has life-threatening injuries, and two civilians suffered non life-threatening injuries, according to NBC news.
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Athletes competing in the 2012 Summer Olympiad in London suffered 1,361 injuries, a rate of 128.8 injuries per 1,000 athletes.
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In 2014, there were more than 65,000 intentional firearm injuries in the United States and nearly 16,000 unintentional firearm injuries.
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The 21-year-old was airlifted to a hospital with severe head injuries but later he succumbed to his injuries.
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With my knee injuries and things like that, I feel like those were injuries that over time you can overcome.
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For 2018, Glencore reported 3.18 injuries per million hours worked, up from 3.08 injuries per million hours worked in 2017.
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Two kids were treated for minor injuries, while Lizzy Hammond was taken to hospital, where she died from her injuries.
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The victim claims he went to the E.R. for injuries sustained in the attack but miraculously suffered no internal injuries.
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Military Police Did Not Photograph MacDonald's Injuries MacDonald's head injuries were such that a doctor feared he had a concussion.
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To assess how the surge in trampoline parks is influencing injuries, researchers examined data from a nationwide registry of injuries.
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By the numbers: Almost half of those 271 riders in Austin experienced head injuries, while 15% sustained traumatic brain injuries.
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Kayleigh Had 41 Injuries on Her Body An autopsy revealed that Kayleigh had 41 distinguishable injuries all over her body.
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The suspect was taken to a London hospital for treatment of minor injuries, and there were no other reported injuries.
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The total recordable injuries rate in 2015 was 8.8 injuries per 100 workers, 31 percent higher than the industry norm.
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The rate of ACL injuries went from 2.74 injuries per 100,000 youngsters in 2005 to 6.79 per 100,000 in 2015.
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Two of the three teens were hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries and the other suffered no injuries, he said.
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A 2015 review of injuries in runners found that the knee was the predominant site of leg injuries in runners.
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Emergency rooms and urgent care centers can treat the injuries, he said, but most instant soup injuries aren't life-threatening.
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The analysis included 123 children hospitalized with mild traumatic brain injuries and 47 kids with moderate to severe head injuries.
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The Fire Department classified the injuries as serious in two cases, but Sister Wolf said all the injuries were minor.
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"Given the nature of injuries already noted, it is possible additional injuries may be identified in the future," she explained.
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The autopsy showed Bolanos suffered multiple blunt force injuries, including significant injuries to her face and head, according to Atkinson.
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There were 30 injuries classified as serious during the five months covered by the report, and nearly 700 lesser injuries.
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U.S. officials initially said the attack caused no injuries, but later revealed that dozens were suffering traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
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"The autopsy report shows a number of injuries at one time; and there are a number of other injuries later and other injuries a third time," said another investigator in the public prosecutor's office, summarizing Abdel Hamid's statements.
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Cantin suffered "significant" injuries to his face, including a broken nose, while Manzo suffered facial injuries, according to the prosecutor's office.
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No injuries resulted from the gunfire, but the victim, whose name was withheld by police, reported minor injuries from the scuffle.
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INJURIES Buccaneers: In addition to Winston&aposs and Gholston&aposs injuries, left tackle Donovan Smith went out with a knee injury.
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INJURIES Buccaneers : In addition to Winston&aposs and Gholston&aposs injuries, left tackle Donovan Smith went out with a knee injury.
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TBI, or traumatic brain injury, has been linked to sports injuries, combat injuries as diagnosed in war zones and physical violence.
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Among injuries, those that are responsible for the greatest number of deaths are drug poisonings, gun injuries and motor vehicle crashes.
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Heard said that Cordova had no visible injuries and Gonsalves had some lacerations as well as some injuries to his leg.
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Law enforcement sources initially said the injuries were marks and redness, but we're now told the injuries were far more serious.
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Access prevention laws reduce unintended firearm injuries to children and also reduce self-injuries and suicides, the researchers at Rand found.
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While a 2016 GAO report found that injuries in the industry declined from 2004 to 2014, workers also under-reported injuries.
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And yoga injuries are real: there were 30,000 yoga injuries reported in emergency departments in the US from 2001 to 2014.
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Traffic injuries get less attention, but getting hit by a car can leave someone with serious injuries and expensive medical bills.
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Previous injury and returning to play too soon afterward are both leading risk factors for re-injuries and for new injuries.
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"That we have injuries, that we don't explain injuries, that we're too optimistic on when players will come back," Alderson said.
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"Given the nature of injuries already noted, it is possible additional injuries may be identified in the future," the statement read.
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The survey defines "direct" as traumatic results of on-field play: spinal cord injuries, organ lacerations, head injuries and the like.
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While most of the injuries were caused by foul balls, other injuries resulted from home runs and batting practice, NBC found.
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Four people were taken to Helsinki with severe injuries and seven others were treated at a local hospital for minor injuries.
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About 40 percent of children in stroller accidents were diagnosed with soft-tissues injuries like bruising when they were brought to the emergency department, followed by traumatic brain injuries and concussions making up about a quarter of stroller injuries.
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Malone suffered multiple injuries, including a fractured pelvis, skull and ribs, a collapsed lung and facial injuries, according to the GoFundMe page.
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The study doesn't look at the rate of scooter injuries compared to say, rates of injuries from car accidents or bike crashes.
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The birds' injuries included "broken wings, smashed skulls, internal damage and other injuries consistent with massive blunt-force trauma," the release said.
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Sateri is playing only due to injuries to Florida's top two goalies, who have right-leg injuries but began practicing this week.
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Ideally, this should help people who have to be mindful of existing injuries and really, prevent injuries from happening to begin with.
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For instance, the paper measures injuries but doesn't take into account whether these injuries may have resulted from resisting arrest, he said.
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Red Sox overcome injuries to beat Rays BOSTON — John Farrell spent much of his Friday night postgame media session talking about injuries.
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The autopsy report lists 21 gunshot wounds, five injuries from "less than lethal" firearm rounds and six injuries likely caused by shrapnel.
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The cause of death was "blunt force injuries with terminal smoke inhalation and thermal injuries," the Ventura County medical examiner office said.
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Many more children sustain injuries like dehydration and lifelong brain injuries stemming from heat stroke that occurs after being left in vehicles.
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LONDON — The Yankees' 2019 season has been defined by two facts: injuries and the victories they achieved in spite of those injuries.
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Between 12 and 15 passengers suffered "very critical injuries" and 10 passengers had minor to serious injuries, the Utah Highway Patrol said.
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In 2014 there was one death and 17 injuries; in 2015, there was another death and 12 injuries for golf carts statewide.
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Men with cycling injuries in the study had more severe injuries, longer hospital stays, and longer stints in the ICU than women.
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"All our patients are now in 25 different hospitals because they have such severe injuries and surgeons tell me that they are like war injuries," De Block told CNN's Christiane Amanpour on Tuesday, listing serious burns and amputations among the injuries.
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Kids under the age of 13 were far more likely to suffer direct injuries — they accounted for 82 percent of the injuries to that group — while older adults above the age of 50 were more at risk of use-associated injuries.
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Two-thirds of all hoverboard injuries happened inside the home, whereas most skateboard injuries happened outside on the sidewalk or on the street.
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Three of the boys had serious but non-life threatening injuries, while three had minor injuries, authorities said in the Global News video.
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While Trump originally claimed there were no injuries, dozens of U.S. service members have been treated for traumatic brain injuries following the attack.
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Suffering from burns and trauma injuries, she was rushed to Delray Medical Center, where she died on Tuesday from her injuries, say police.
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The mother and child both died of multiple blunt impact injuries, with the child suffering injuries to the head, neck, torso and limbs.
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"The alleged injuries to Starr are merely incidental to injuries to AIG, and any remedy would go to AIG, not Starr," she added.
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There were conflicting reports about injuries, with United Airlines saying no one was injured and Ladd saying a few "minor injuries" were reported.
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We're told the injuries were so bad he was hospitalized for days ... with a broken jaw and other injuries that required several surgeries.
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The study found that about 14 rides out of every 100,000 lead to injuries—and 45 percent of accidents result in head injuries.
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O'Neill said Ullah "intentionally" set off a "low-tech" pipe bomb, which caused minor injuries to 3 others and serious injuries to himself.
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At least three people are being treated for major injuries at Memorial Hospital in Springfield and 18 more suffered minor injuries, Rauner said.
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Christensen said three employees were released from the hospital Tuesday with only minor injuries and bruises, while the fourth sustained more extensive injuries.
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The cause of death was "blunt force injuries with terminal smoke inhalation and thermal injuries," the Ventura County medical examiner office said. Gov.
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A total of 89 restaurant industry workers died from fatal injuries at work in 2017, with another 72,310 suffering injuries on the job.
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The casualties, three of whom were children, had soft tissue injuries, minor head injuries and lacerations, University Hospital Limerick said in a statement.
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And while injuries like a traumatic childbirth can lead to PGAD, head injuries and concussions have also been known to trigger the condition.
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The Asbury Park Press reports that 28 people suffered injuries including hyperventilating, ankle injuries, and bloody noses when the crowd rushed the stage.
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A total of 89 restaurant industry workers died from fatal injuries at work in 2017, with another 72,310 suffering injuries on the job.
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Overall, children with moderate to severe traumatic brain injuries had greater functional impairments and required more rehab services than kids with mild injuries.
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"Vaccine injuries are rare," said Renée Gentry, a lawyer who has been representing people filing claims of vaccine injuries for nearly 212 years.
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Traumatic brain injuries can range from a light concussion to more severe injuries that include headaches, dizziness, sensitivity to light, restlessness and nausea.
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The Pentagon initially said the strikes caused no injuries, but it was revealed Thursday that 11 troops had sustained injuries in the attack.
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Sixteen people had no injuries or minor injuries, and one person was flown by medical helicopter to a hospital in Tulsa, officials said.
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Access prevention laws reduce unintended firearm injuries to children and also reduce self-injuries and suicides, the evidence suggests, researchers at Rand found.
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"There are more injuries than in 2014, because there are more people protesting," she said, adding the injuries have been more serious, too.
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Twenty people inside the truck's trailer were hospitalized with critical or serious injuries while another eight people are being treated for other injuries.
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Cuts to the face and head were the most common injuries, followed by contusions -- bruising of the brain -- abrasions and internal organ injuries.
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In the docs, she lists off her injuries from the assault -- cervical sprain, several disc injuries, wrist derangement, concussion and post-traumatic headaches.
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There are all sorts of injuries pro wrestlers get, from broken bones to ruptured ligaments, but those are largely the injuries of athletes.
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The data showed that the most common product groups related to TBIs in children were related to sports and recreation, which was linked to 28.8% of injuries; home furnishings and fixtures, tied to 17.2% of injuries; home structures and construction materials, tied to 17.1% of injuries; child nursery equipment, tied to 2.7% of injuries, and toys, tied to 2.4%, among other products.
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Pentagon officials have said there had been no effort to minimize or delay information on concussive injuries, but its handling of the injuries following Tehran's attack has renewed questions over the U.S. military's policy regarding how it deals with suspected brain injuries.
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Often minor injuries caused by the corrosive fluids released by the beetles heal on their own; in some cases, the injuries can get infected.
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Of the injuries that were reported, toddlers aged 12 to 23 months had the highest percentage of injuries, many being fractures of the leg.
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The injuries were most often the result of falling and hitting structures like the floor, countertops, doors or cabinets, representing 57 percent of injuries.
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Gray, 25, suffered severe spinal cord injuries after he was put into the back of a Baltimore police van and died from his injuries.
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Parents should remember that what this study says is "that injuries are often part of the challenge, and injuries can be preventable," he said.
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Scooter-related injuries rose during a pilot period in Portland, Oregon, but most injuries seen by emergency rooms across the city were not severe.
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In addition to the one woman killed in Cambrils, three people have been hospitalized with serious injuries, and one person has less serious injuries.
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Emergency responders treated 38 people at the scene, with injuries ranging from broken bones, cuts, and bruises to head and internal injuries, he said.
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Traumatic brain injuries have been linked to sports such as football and soccer, combat injuries as diagnosed in war zones, falls and physical violence.
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"Unfortunately, the injuries to the male were fatal and the injuries to the female were life threatening," acting Senior Sergeant Paul Pursell told reporters.
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However, the vehicles are responsible for slightly fewer injuries than swimming, lacrosse and gymnastics, and they cause far fewer injuries than football or soccer.
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No serious injuries were reported, but on social media many images and videos went up showing protesters suffering from burning eyes and facial injuries.
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"They were coming, so many with injuries secondary to the fighting on that side, some of them with gunshot injuries, big knives," says Odoki.
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Yet the Department of Defense estimates that almost a quarter of all injuries suffered in the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq were brain injuries.
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Although most sports-related eye injuries were superficial, more than one-fifth of baseball-related injuries were fractures of the bones surrounding the eye.
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"We know traumatic injuries predispose people to arthritis later in life, and changes in gait due to those injuries can hasten osteoarthritis," Lynall says.
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Knee injuries were the costliest to clubs, with teams paying 36.7 million pounds overall, while hamstring injuries were the most common with 91 occurrences.
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When Hurricane Iniki hit Hawaii in 1992, injuries went up by a factor of six, and more than half those injuries were open wounds.
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"As reports of injuries began to trickle out, the president downplayed the severity of the injuries, telling reporters that they are "not very serious.
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He and Kevin suffered serious back injuries and law enforcement tells us Jared also suffered chest injuries when he slammed into the steering wheel.
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Injuries are a part of the game, but the NFL is hoping to reduce head injuries in particular, a huge problem for the sport.
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A week after the fatal injuries, authorities still haven't told Raniya's father exactly what happened or what kind of injuries the fifth-grader suffered.
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It usually results from severe head injuries but can be caused by minor injuries as well and can go unnoticed for days or weeks.
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Thomas and the other guy suffered minor injuries and are expected to be treated and released, but the woman's injuries are possibly more serious.
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"Given the prevalence of hand/wrist injuries in this population, as well as the potential negative effects of these injuries, including time loss from play, financial costs, and academic challenges, more concerted efforts should be made to prevent sports-related hand/wrist injuries," they write.
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In her letter, LaBorde also referred to the strength of the medical evidence regarding the injuries the victim experienced as a virgin, saying her injuries were more likely to be explained away because such injuries are common when someone has her first sexual encounter.
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Using a database of mining injuries from the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, we discovered that the spring shift to daylight saving time resulted in a 6% increase in mining injuries and a 67% increase in workdays lost because of these injuries.
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Few studies have previously investigated bunk bed injuries, though a handful seem to draw similar conclusions: college-age students tend to experience bunk bed injuries away from home, and they tend to have different injuries than younger children who simply fall out of bed.
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He plans to look at the relationship between grooming injuries and sexually transmitted infections to see if injuries might lead to higher rates of transmission.
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Although kitchen-related injuries are not tracked by ingredient, the injuries from avocados range from a simple slash to losing full function in the hand.
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Emergency responders reported treating 38 people at the accident scene with injuries ranging from broken bones and lacerations to head and internal injuries, authorities said.
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Mikhail Lesin died from "blunt force injuries to the head," along with injuries to his neck, torso and limbs, according to the medical examiner's report.
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Police said two others had minor injuries, and the newspaper later reported both were employees later released from a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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These immune cells help us to fend off infections and heal injuries, whether these injuries happen in our legs, hands, torso, or even the brain.
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They said his youngest son, 3-year-old Bennett, suffered serious injuries, while his older son, 8-year-old Lucas, has non-life threatening injuries.
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Vaping has also been linked to a spate of lung injuries, some of them deadly, too — though it's unclear what precisely is causing the injuries.
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Injuries have tormented Dallas all season and Tuesday's loss was the latest example after defenseman Jamie Oleksiak and Patrick Eaves exited the game with injuries.
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Nor does the lack of photos of her injuries necessarily sink the case ... especially if officers have seen the injuries and can testify to them.
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"She had injuries consistent with an assault," he said, declining to go into additional detail about any injuries associated with a sexual assault or rape.
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The injuries were so extreme that a 30-year veteran of the Chicago police force cried while testifying about her injuries at Helen's murder trial.
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Her cousin, eight months pregnant at the time, only suffered minor injuries — but Burrage had compression fractures in her spine, road rash, and head injuries.
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Other centers offer interventions for 30 or more diseases and injuries, including popular orthopedic conditions, neurological disorders, degenerative conditions, spinal cord injuries and cardiac diseases.
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Although kitchen-related injuries are not tracked by ingredient, the injuries from avocados range from a simple slash to losing full function in the hand.
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"If you've had injuries and had multiple injuries, I'd reconsider your practices, taking off less hair and possibly changing the methods you use," he said.
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In nonfatal accidents, turbulence is the leading cause of injuries to airline passengers and flight attendants, causing at least 430 injuries between 2002 and 2013.
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Firearm injuries are what's known as penetrating traumas, and patients generally have a high risk of severe and disabling injuries, researchers note in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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Bryant continues to be plagued with shoulder and Achilles' tendon injuries while Rose left Monday's loss to the Miami Heat with back and hamstring injuries.
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We have colleagues who struggle with grievous battlefield injuries, including amputations, severe burns, brain injuries and post-traumatic stress -- all for just doing their jobs.
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ACL injuries, which account for 20 percent of all ski-related injuries, have been identified as a major impediment to the growth of the sport.
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The latest study found that the leading cause of death among the NFL career players was cardiometabolic disease, followed by transportation injuries and unintentional injuries.
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No injuries were reported between 2007 and 2014, but in 2015, BMW was made aware of three incidents in which there were allegations of injuries.
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Motor vehicle injuries led the list at 2340,2274, but firearms injuries were close behind at 3,143 deaths, or 15% of the total deaths among children.
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Frenchman Jules Bianchi, who suffered serious head injuries at the Japanese Grand Prix in October 2014, succumbed to his injuries in hospital the following July.
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Another 793 people were treated for injuries at local hospitals, according to the Tribune, and the Seattle Times reported that four people have severe injuries.
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Another 77 people were treated for injuries at local hospitals, according to the Tribune, and the Seattle Times reported that four people have severe injuries.
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So far, the police have reported at least a dozen injuries to law enforcement officers, but no life-threatening injuries to either officers or protesters.
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Authorities are still working to figure out the extent of the injuries among those people, whether they're all gunshot wounds or other injuries, Smith said.
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Many years and many injuries later, a Red Sox fan in 2015 was hit with a broken bat at Fenway Park and suffered serious injuries.
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"There is a heavy psychosocial component to injuries," says Eric Hegedus, an expert on athletes returning from injuries at High Point University, in North Carolina.
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"We can confirm there are multiple injuries reported — we are not aware of the extent of injuries," the sheriff's office said in a second tweet.
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Of more than 383 million injuries reported in the study period, 130,797 involved powered-scooter accidents, accounting for 5.3 per 260,272.4 U.S. emergency department injuries.
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More data would help with that: data on injuries among NRA members, for example, or data about gun injuries among differently insured populations—Medicaid recipients, say.
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"There were a lot of injuries in the hospital, and my husband was there, he has to ... he was responsible for all the injuries," she said.
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In another American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) study on baby walker–associated injuries, researchers found that 34 children died from such injuries between 1973 and 1998.
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Police have yet to release the results of the couple's autopsies, which showed Mishcon died from blunt force trauma injuries and Stevens died from multiple injuries.
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The South Korean tech company has received nine reports of injuries, including a broken jaw, an injured shoulder and other fall-related injuries, the agency said.
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Finding myself surprised by the extent of this young man's injuries — injuries that were routine for so many years — well, a light flickered in my brain.
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Authorities say "a number" of passengers suffered minor injuries, including 16 who were being treated at hospitals, but none of the injuries were considered life-threatening.
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While her cousin escaped with only minor injuries, Burrage was ejected from the car, and suffered road rash, head injuries, and compression fractures of her spine.
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As for the injuries, Williams also says in the docs Jerome's wife's injuries were NOT bad enough to recover damages in a lawsuit under FL law.
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Two men and two women sustained minor injuries in the collision, including cuts to the head and injuries to their backs and shoulders, the authorities said.
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There were roughly 55,480 nonfatal injuries on the job linked to days off work among retail workers in 2017, or 382 injuries for every 100,000 workers.
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An initial medical exam showed extensive injuries to her lower body and other injuries, including a skull fracture and widespread bruising, according to the court document.
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" However, Prause went on to note that "research on obstetric injuries give us some idea that speed and force are the major issue in traumatic injuries.
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The blast sent 17 people to area hospitals, including six with critical injuries and a firefighter whose injuries were serious but not life-threatening, officials said.
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So the researchers looked at a range of bone injuries as a way to assess the likelihood that reverse causation might be responsible for their injuries.
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He said the company knew of three injuries that may be related to the climate control system wiring, but no injuries related to the P.C.V. heater.
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More brain injuries: The Defense Department has again raised the number of U.S. service members it says suffered traumatic brain injuries from Iranian airstrikes last month.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) said Trump "minimized" the injuries the troops suffered after the Pentagon announced dozens of U.S. troops sustained traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
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Two days earlier, President Donald Trump, who initially said there were no injuries, appeared to downplay the injuries suffered by US military personnel in the attack.
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The number of slashings and stabbings also soared, though serious injuries to staff members and serious injuries to inmates in confrontations with officers have declined significantly.
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In the sports injury infographic, football has 34 head injuries per 10,0.00073 competition plays (0.34%) and basketball has 7 head injuries per 10,000 competition plays (0.07%).
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I recently treated such a rider at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, where we focus on neurotraumas, like spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
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According to Tonga Police spokesperson Sia Adams, as of Tuesday morning, emergency services in Tongatapu were dealing with three confirmed major injuries and 30 minor injuries.
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A post-mortem examination revealed horrific injuries, including a broken spine, fractured ribs, bruising on her chest and neck, internal hemorrhaging and injuries to her vagina.
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Austin city leaders, worried about injuries for both users and pedestrians, asked the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to investigate scooter-related crashes and injuries.
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Ullah was hospitalized for injuries suffered after the bomb ignited but failed to detonate as intended, while three other people suffered minor injuries, according to prosecutors.
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Younger folks were more likely to sustain "direct mechanical injuries" from their phones, such as an exploding battery or being struck by a falling device; while people older than 50 were more likely to suffer indirect injuries, such as repetitive strain injuries, from cell phone use.
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All of the victims were hospitalized; the woman later died of her injuries while the men were, as of publication, still recovering from non-life-threatening injuries.
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That number has increased over the past few years (there were 55,000 injuries in 2016 and 50,000 injuries in 2015), and I blame the Tide pod challenge.
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In addition to more commonly cited sex injuries like accidental falls and penile fractures, more obscure injuries prove just how wrong sex can go in rare cases.
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"Little Jacob showed signs of neglect and injuries consistent with abuse; however, none of the injuries appeared to have been fatal," Galveston Police said on Facebook Tuesday.
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However, all other types of construction injuries decreased as well, and WMSDs accounted for about one of every four non-fatal construction injuries throughout the study period.
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"The cause of death is blunt force injuries with terminal smoke inhalation and thermal injuries," Ventura County Medical Examiner Christopher Young said in a statement on Friday.
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Since their injuries take longer to heal because of the increased weight put onto recuperating bones and tissue, the medical bills associated with those injuries can skyrocket.
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All of the baby dogs were rescued from the accident by troopers and tow truck operators, with two sustaining serious injuries and several other sustaining minor injuries.
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In terms of the injuries sustained, children were treated for foreign body sensation (the feeling that something's inside the ear), perforated ear drums, and soft tissue injuries.
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Taylor, after being shown photographs of his son&aposs injuries, said he had never seen those injuries before and didn&apost know how the boy got them.
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Thakur requires further surgeries for her injuries and is fighting two cases in court: the criminal case against her attackers, and another for compensation for her injuries.
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But there seems to be no evidence for more or less overall injuries – and neither is there evidence for protective effects of footwear on injuries, Hollander said.
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Hood says he was hospitalized with bad injuries including a broken nose, broken ribs, head contusion, fractured vertebrae, cuts on his body and injuries to his eyes.
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The arrest affidavit shows that in October, authorities asked a nationally-recognized doctor who specializes in domestic violence-related strangulation and suffocation injuries to review Stacy's injuries.
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Only injuries that result in 48 hours or more of hospitalization get reported to the National Transportation Safety Board, so these injuries aren't just bumps and bruises.
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"This was only an epidemiologic study to calculate the risk of injuries and (find) any differences in sex, position of players, and mechanism of injuries," Khodaee said.
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The cousin who was in the car with her suffered only minor injuries, but Burrage had head injuries, spine fractures, road rash and lost her left ear.
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No one tracks kitchen injuries versus other accidents, but Greenwald estimates that most emergency rooms see one or two pretty simple food-related injuries every few days.
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This design is even more important for veterans returning home suffering from combat-specific ailments, including spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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"Injuries are part of the game, and you have to have the depth in your organization to overcome the injuries that you know are coming," Ricco said.
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Injuries to both of his legs had prevented Gibson from starting the game — injuries caused not by some freak accident, but by the demands of his profession.
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Hamas said on Thursday it would pay $3,000 to the family of anyone killed in the protests, $500 for critical injuries and $200 for more minor injuries.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) said Trump "minimized" the injuries the troops suffered after the Pentagon announced that dozens of U.S. troops suffered traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
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The Travis Country Medical Examiner conducted an autopsy on Benson and determined he died from blunt force injuries combined with severe burn injuries from the ensuing fire.
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And of course, avoiding death isn't the only aim; traumatic brain and spinal injuries, exertion injuries and other physical consequences don't need to kill to be devastating.
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Those deaths include alcohol-related cancer and cardiovascular diseases; intentional injuries, such as violence and self-harm; and unintentional injuries, such as drowning, traffic wrecks and fires.
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Researchers in Santa Monica California found that scooter injuries landed people in the hospital about 2900 times more than bike injuries in the same year-long period.
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Officials told reporters Friday that investigators determined 422 people suffered injuries as a direct result of gunfire, while another 851 individuals suffered other injuries during the attack.
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"It facilitates flexibility and may help prevent muscle strain injuries," Dr. Galano said, citing a higher incidence of leg injuries among professional football players during colder games.
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Mr. Earvin, 65, who sustained multiple broken ribs, a punctured colon and other serious internal injuries in the attack, died six weeks later from blunt trauma injuries.
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I've been able to fight through a lot of injuries in my career, but I think my injuries might get the best of me at this point.
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Mr. Adamowicz's injuries included "a deep wound to the heart, a wound to diaphragm and other injuries of internal organs," doctors at Medical University of Gdansk said.
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The worker — who receives a lump-sum settlement in an amount determined by the court based on their injuries — may agree to resign their position, or not to sue their employer in civil court over their injuries, or to file a later workers' compensation claim for the same injuries.
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While African-American youth accounted for 56 percent of firearm injuries in cities, white children and teens accounted for about 71 percent of gun injuries in rural areas.
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McCollum was treated at a hospital for burns to his face and ears and injuries to his leg, while Ramsay suffered only minor injuries, according to the outlet.
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This will trouble the airline industry, which in any given year experiences nearly 800 "turbulence encounters" that result in hundreds of minor injuries and dozens of major injuries.
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Over the course of 23,195,806 athlete exposures (AEs) during games or practices, there were 6,280 hand/wrist injuries, for an overall rate of 28 injuries per 22005,22006 AEs.
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It was not immediately clear whether he self-mutiliated his fingertips to avoid being identified, if he suffered injuries during the shooting or if he had longstanding injuries.
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The study authors define severe injuries as bone fractures (84 percent); nerve, tendon, or ligament injuries (45 percent); severe bleeding (5 percent); and sustained organ damage (1 percent).
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Another 11 people were hospitalized with serious but non-life-threatening injuries, but New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said "over a dozen" people in total suffered injuries.
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"Little Jacob showed signs of neglect and injuries consistent with abuse; however, none of the injuries appeared to have been fatal," Galveston Police said on Facebook in January.
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The agency reports that at least five people died in 2018 from fireworks-related injuries, and around 9,100 people were treated for fireworks-related injuries in emergency rooms.
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"Many of the injuries of these rides are over hard floors, and children are falling on a hard floor and are ending up with head injuries," Mehan noted.
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He and all 43 passengers were taken to several area hospitals, police said, noting that two of the injuries were serious and five of the injuries were moderate.
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Williams retired because of injuries after starting the first two games of the season, but when injuries further ravaged Utah's tailback position, coaches convinced Williams to come back.
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Gray did not receive prompt medical attention after he suffered several neck and spinal cord injuries in the van, and he died of his injuries a week later.
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"If it's physical injuries, it's supposedly easier because you can see those injuries," Prince Harry remarks in the video as the three royals sit around a picnic table.
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The flight attendant and a passenger were taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, airport spokesman Perry Cooper said, without giving further details about the injuries.
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By better understanding every athlete's breaking points and implementing personalized intervention plans to prevent injuries before they occur, teams no longer have to accept injuries as an inevitability.
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But in her presence, I had a sense of a person in touch with her own injuries, in her case, via the injuries she witnessed inflicted on animals.
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Jeff Davis said the injuries did not require a medical evacuation, but he declined to describe the nature of the injuries or detail how many troops were injured.
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Thompson says there are no firm numbers related to serious injuries in gyms, due to many cases settling out of court and gyms not being honest about injuries.
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Injuries remained an issue for Washington as Evgeny Kuznetsov and T.J. Oshie remained out and are listed as day-to-day with what appeared to be head injuries.
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Injuries incurred while engaging in more traditional physical activities are regarded as 'unfortunate accidents,' while injuries resulting from participation in adventure sports are viewed as 'foreseeable and foolhardy.
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The Mets have been rocked by major injuries to Lucas Duda, David Wright and Matt Harvey, and less severe injuries have hobbled Steven Matz, Yoenis Cespedes and others.
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The injuries, which the adviser said left Mr. Paul in considerable pain, appear to be much worse than the "minor" injuries that the police had reported on Saturday.
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"The injuries are not just an objective fact; there are underlying causes and issues that we've wanted to and have examined in connection with those injuries," Alderson said.
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Three victims suffered serious injuries, four have less serious injuries and all are expected to survive, Prince George's County Police Chief Hank Stawinski said at a news conference.
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Esper was not immediately informed of the injuries because regulations dictate that only a certain set of injuries are reported to the Secretary, according to another Pentagon spokesperson.
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After analyzing emergency room reports of e-scooter injuries, researchers estimated there were 221 injuries per 100,000 people in 2018, up from just 6 per 100,000 in 213.
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Last week Trump said he does not consider potential brain injuries to be as serious as physical combat wounds, downplaying the severity of the injuries suffered in Iraq.
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Last week, Trump said he does not consider potential brain injuries to be as serious as physical combat wounds, downplaying the severity of the injuries suffered in Iraq.
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Detroit Lions undrafted rookie and third-string quarterback David Blough got the start on Thanksgiving, after injuries to Matthew Stafford (back and hip injuries) and Jeff Driskel (hamstring).
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Related: Calls for Justice Increase Amid Mourning for Murdered Student Giulio Regeni "The autopsy report shows a number of injuries at one time; and there are a number of other injuries later and other injuries a third time," said another investigator in the public prosecutor's office, summarizing Abdel Hamid's statements.
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Cellphone injuries fall into one of two categories, with roughly the same number in each: direct mechanical injuries (like someone dropping their phone on their face or hitting a sibling with a phone) and cellphone use-associated injuries, like someone tripping on the sidewalk while they were distracted by Instagram.
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"The full extent of the non-fatal injuries has yet to be determined, but range from minor to multiple serious and potentially life-threatening injuries," the press release states.
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Last year, air strikes by international forces caused at least 127 civilian deaths and 108 injuries, up from 103 deaths and 67 injuries in 2015, the United Nations said.
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But the degree to which people are breaking bones and sustaining head injuries is alarming public health officials who released a major study into scooter-related injuries on Thursday.
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Mecklenburg Emergency Medical Services Agency said two people were killed, two others had life-threatening injuries and another two suffered non-life-threatening injuries, according to the Associated Press.
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In Germany, police recorded 578 hate crimes against Muslims between January and September of 2018, resulting in 40 injuries, up from 27 injuries in the same period of 2017.
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Engebretsen and his colleagues also plan to continue to track and study the injuries that occur during Olympic Games in an effort to better innovate ways to prevent injuries.
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The study is the most comprehensive analysis of youth soccer injuries, but it may actually underestimate the number of soccer-related injuries; the study evaluated only emergency room visits.
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But outside of that, just being black, Hispanic, or uninsured means you're more likely to die from those blunt injuries, gunshot wounds, motorcycle crashes, and head injuries, she says.
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McMorris himself has suffered two major injuries in recent years; a broken femur in 2016 and then several severe injuries including a collapsed lung in a March 2017 incident.
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It asserts its weapons have been a factor in just 24 deaths, always as a result of secondary injuries, such as head injuries from falls after someone was stunned.
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Nonbattle injuries accounted for 34.1% of all injuries and 11.5% of all deaths among service members admitted to a military medical facility during the study period, the researchers found.
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That certainly was a meteor, and it certainly caused injuries; most of those injuries were from the shockwave and the broken glass, because many windows shattered from that impact.
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Researchers believe, and the study's findings suggest, that the same standard mental-health evaluation for self-inflicted injuries should also be considered for drug, alcohol, and violence-related injuries.
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Mark Milley said Thursday morning that the head injuries suffered in the attack were described as non-serious injuries, the least serious of DoD&aposs categories for injury reports.
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Upper extremity injuries totaled 3,747 in 2018, up more than three-fold from 1,83 in 2014, while lower-extremity injuries also rose nearly three-fold from 1,721 to 4,707.
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For men and women combined, the exercise program did not significantly reduce fall injuries, but in men it was associated with reduced risks of serious fall injuries, broken bones.
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In a later update, he said "some service members have been evaluated for minor injuries as a result of the initial attack," but that there were no major injuries.
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Hargarten said that examining the costs and financial burdens of firearm injuries is no different than quantifying the burdens of other illnesses or injuries that the medical community often treats.
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One of the students was transported to Astria Regional Medical Center in Yakima with critical injuries and the others suffered minor injuries, Zillah Mayor Scott Carmack told CNN affiliate KVEW.
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During the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, around 1,300 US servicemen sustained "genitourinary" injuries, of which 31 percent involved injuries to the penis, according to the US Department of Defense.
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Among 22 patients admitted with standing-scooter-related injuries, 225 had head injuries, 22019 had broken bones and 69 had contusions, sprains and lacerations without a fracture or head injury.
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The coroner determined that he had died from blunt force injuries to the head and had also sustained blunt force injuries to his neck, torso, upper extremities, and lower extremities.
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Scooter-related injuries rose during the pilot period, but most injuries seen by emergency rooms across Multnomah County "were not severe enough to warrant emergency transport," the transportation bureau said.
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A different study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that injuries in several cases were more like chemical burns than the injuries linked to vitamin E acetate.
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The details: The AP reports that at least six people with fire-related injuries are being treated at nearby hospitals, but their conditions and severity of the injuries are unknown.
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Forecasting health in the public domain falls somewhere between shooting blind and huckstering, but the usual rule of thumb is that past injuries are the best predictor of future injuries.
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Earlier in the day, emergency workers treated a 4-year-old boy with serious injuries and his father for minor injuries after they were struck by a falling tree branch.
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These injuries were observed on both male and female skulls, and the injuries tended to appear on the back of their heads, which suggests the victims were struck from behind.
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Trauma injuries among civilians are a significant concern in eastern Mosul city with 973 injuries reported last week, mainly from gunshots, mines and indirect fire, according to the OCHA statement.
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The agency typically reviews an employer's log of work-related injuries and illnesses to make sure that serious injuries are reported directly to the administration within eight hours, she added.
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In 2015, 203,900 people were treated in the hospital for fireworks-related injuries, and children under the age of 15 accounted for 38% of those injuries, according to the CPSC.
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Patients covered by Medicare, the federal health insurance program for people over age 65, were more likely to have self-inflicted injuries and privately-insured patients had more unintentional injuries.
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"Victim injuries include stab wounds, injury by motor vehicle and other injuries that are being evaluated," the OSU spokesman said, though he did not say how many victims there were.
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Patients with spinal injuries: In a clinical trial of six patients with recent spinal injuries, all regained some motor function after receiving oligodendrocyte progenitor cells, a type of stem cell.
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Gruden may have been spared because of the avalanche of injuries that rocked the team, including losing their top two quarterbacks Alex Smith and Colt McCoy to season-ending injuries.
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In the first six months, the U.N. recorded 29 civilian deaths and 85 injuries from Afghan air force strikes, and 54 deaths and 31 injuries in strikes by international warplanes.
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The male driver, 55, suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to the hospital by ambulance, while his female passenger, 56, did not complain of any injuries, police said.
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The data includes only hospital emergency room visits and does not count visits to clinics, care centers and injuries treated at home, so the actual number of injuries is higher.
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Now, a prominent neuropathologist who researches brain injuries among military personnel says his team has identified evidence of tissue damage caused by blasts alone, not by concussions or other injuries.
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More recently, after discovering rampant underreporting of—and a repeated failure to prevent and respond to—serious injuries, the board called for regular reporting on injuries sustained by incarcerated people.
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In addition to vision problems, these injuries can also have a lasting impact on quality of life and increase the odds of additional injuries, depression and chronic illness, researchers note.
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Roethlisberger has proven oddly adept at accumulating injuries that force him to miss a few games a year, while somehow avoiding catastrophic injuries that would cost him a full season.
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TMZ Sports has obtained photos of the injuries Matt Barnes claims he sustained in the NYC nightclub brawl early Monday morning ... injuries he claims prove he was NOT the aggressor.
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CENTCOM said that service members who had been in the impact zone were being monitored for potential injuries and that the injuries became apparent in the days after the attack.
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Traumatic brain injuries have been linked to sports such as football, soccer, and ice hockey, as well as combat injuries in war zones, and everyday occurrences like falls or fights.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell us, the driver, who sustained serious back and chest injuries has an attorney, as does the passenger in the backseat, who sustained only minor injuries.
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In both sports, concern about the rising number of injuries, and especially about head injuries like concussions, has grown as players get bigger and faster, and collisions correspondingly more dangerous.
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Data from the Defense Department show that more than 1,300 men sustained so-called genitourinary injuries in Iraq and Afghanistan, and that 31 percent of those injuries involved the penis.
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Of course, it's possible that officials didn't notice the injuries until well after the Iran attack, as the first injuries to be identified are usually those involving visible physical wounds.
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The injuries started increasing in June before peaking in September, new CDC data indicates, and the number of visits to emergency departments for vaping-associated injuries have been declining since.
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Facial injuries like broken noses, fractured teeth and eye injuries can occur from the impact of a pack of beads or other trinkets that are traditionally thrown from parade floats.
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An October investigation by NBC News found "at least 808 reports of injuries to fans from baseballs from 2012 to 2019," with injuries ranging from concussions to permanent vision loss.
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Access Omnicare, which had previously provided care for Tesla employees with occupational injuries before taking over the clinic, has taken different approaches to reduce the number of reported injuries, Besh said.
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George Korchev, aged 22, who'd been walking in the area, died of his injuries less than half an hour later, while three other victims were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
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"We advocate for research funding support so we can seek better ways to prevent these injuries and to improve the treatment of these injuries that impact long-term disabilities," he said.
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"Injuries are bound to happen, and these athletes may be self-medicating to recover from injuries in order to get back on the playing field as soon as possible," Veliz added.
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To see how laundry pod-related eye injuries have changed over time, the researchers analyzed data from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System, which provides national estimates of product-related injuries.
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The company says it "over-reports" employee injuries, meaning its injury rates look higher than average only because many other companies do not report the bulk of injuries they come across.
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According to a 2000 study by University of Washington psychologists, a ballet dancer's injuries are as common and as serious as other sports injuries, including contact sports like football and wrestling.
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Dr. Shara Posner and her team offer a complete array of services for sports injuries, and they include techniques that specifically help to heal injuries that are often sustained by runners.
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While the number of minor burns and related injuries (estimated at 90,257) increased only slightly over that time period, the amount of serious injuries requiring hospitalization jumped from 28.9% to 50%.
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" Some patients had been shot two or three times, according to Kuhls, with injuries including "everything from devastating brain injuries, to people shot in the chest and abdomen and their extremities.
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No major injuries were reported, but 10 passengers were transported to hospitals in San Juan after suffering minor injuries and heat exhaustion, Puerto Rico Fire Department Chief Angel Crespo told CNN.
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The rate of injuries among home care aides is lower than nursing aides but higher than the average for all jobs, and advocacy groups say direct care injuries are vastly underreported.
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Problem is, gruesome injuries never take a week off, as we saw Denver linebacker Zaire Anderson and Green Bay cornerback Quinten Rollins both transported to hospitals with head and neck injuries.
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According to the Vision Research Program of the Department of Defense, traumatic eye injuries account for upwards of 16 percent of all injuries in Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom.
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But when the researchers removed head injuries from the data, they found that injuries still increased by 60 percent, to 191 per 203,000 kids in 2014, up from 119 in 2004.
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Wizards beat Bulls despite injuries CHICAGO — Despite nursing multiple injuries, the Washington Wizards still had enough to cruise by the Chicago Bulls 114-100 on Monday night at the United Center.
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Preliminary reports indicated that there were no injuries, although the sheriff's office later said Earnhardt was taken to the hospital for minor injuries, such as "cuts and abrasions," according to WJHL.
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It's possible those injuries could've been sustained from hanging — especially in older people, the Post noted — but experts told the paper the injuries were more common among people killed by strangulation.
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The pre-9/21625 caregivers are dealing not just with war-related wounds, illnesses, and injuries, but also the compounding of those injuries by virtue of the aging of the veteran.
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With almost 1,500 reported injuries and at least 30 deaths associated with e-cigarette injuries, there is strong evidence of a causal relationship between the use of vapes and lung damage.
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"It was a wide range of injuries, from gunshots to shrapnel wounds, to trample injuries, to people trying to jump fences," said Greg Cassell, chief of the Clark County Fire Department.
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Injuries are a factor, with Earl Thomas out and Richard Sherman playing through injuries, but it is still shocking to see teams have so much success throwing the ball against them.
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The D.J. was treated for injuries, including a swollen eye, that were not life-threatening at a hospital and Mr. Baum had minor injuries, according to the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office.
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Against that, I will fight always because policies produce real injuries, but I will never allow the racist to believe that his words alone have the power to inflict those injuries.
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Here's what you need to know: Thousands of injuries happen every year In 2016, emergency rooms saw 30,900 injuries associated with amusement attractions nationwide, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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Earlier this week President Donald Trump said he does not consider potential brain injuries to be as serious as physical combat wounds, downplaying the severity of the injuries suffered in Iraq.
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After studying bunk bed injuries in jails and other institutions in recent years, they decided to look at injuries among youth, particularly those that happen at schools rather than at home.
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We also included the industry with the highest fatality rate, the most common cause of fatal injuries, and the occupation and industry with the highest numbers of fatal injuries in 2018.
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Medical professionals and hospitals in the United States don't track kitchen injuries by ingredient, but anecdotally, doctors say they see a number of avocado-related cooking injuries annually — enough to notice.
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Thomas said he would have held that Miami's injuries fall outside the FHA's zone of interests and that Miami's alleged injuries are too remote to satisfy the FHA's proximate-cause requirement.
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The new study involved 1,155 patients with mild traumatic brain injuries and 230 with non-head injuries from 11 hospitals with trauma centers across the United States, between 2014 and 2016.
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Genital injuries can cause lasting damage and require surgery In other cases, genital injuries can lead to permanent damage and require surgery, according to the doctors who authored the case study.
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Gizmodo cites numerous employee accounts of severe injuries that only present themselves as severe over a long period of time, after repeated minor injuries throughout standard workdays at the JFK8 warehouse.
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" However, she wrote, despite the injuries, "everyone is ok.
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Worried & saddened to hear about injuries & loss of life.
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Cox was "100% " responsible for his injuries, it said.
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" It added that "no damage or injuries were reported.
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There were no injuries ... unless you count Post's psyche.
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As this post explains, the study showed that women can sustain injuries while giving birth that are similar to sports injuries (including but not limited to injuries you might get from running a marathon), and that using the diagnostic techniques of sports medicine can help some postpartum women who are having a hard time healing.
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"The dramatic increase in foreign-body injuries over the study period, coupled with the sheer number and profundity of injuries, is cause for concern," said Dr. Orsagh-Yentis, according to Science Daily.
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The spiraling costs aren't like injuries; they are, implicitly by their unmodified inclusion, "fun" in a way injuries are not; at the least, they don't impinge on the playability of Football Manager.
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Even though grill brush injuries are less common than swallowing a fish or chicken bone, or children swallowing a coin or battery, "I could see [these injuries] going worse," Di Guglielmo said.
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" Although helmet design has helped prevent "sudden death in football…they weren't designed really to mitigate the effects of these acceleration/deceleration injuries that occur and rotational injuries that occur with concussion.
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While patients with moderate to severe brain injuries are almost always admitted to a hospital or intensive care unit, there's less consensus about the best way to manage people with milder injuries.
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A paper published under Harvard University's Football Players Health Study estimated that, on average, NFL games see five times as many injuries as the sum of injuries in the other three leagues.
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Since 2013, she has had a total of eight injuries to the lower half of her body: two knee reconstructions, three knee ligament injuries, a broken ankle and a fractured tibia — twice.
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And on Tuesday, it started a program to provide care for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injuries, two of the most common injuries for veterans of recent wars.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The three-time Nascar champion Tony Stewart was hospitalized Tuesday with a back injury, and Stewart-Haas Racing said the team was unsure of the extent of his injuries injuries.
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The mother and child both died of multiple blunt impact injuries, with the child suffering injuries to the head, neck, torso and limbs, a spokesperson for the city's medical examiner told PEOPLE.
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Seven people were taken to hospitals with non-life threatening injuries they sustained in the disturbance and a number of other people with minor injuries were treated at the scene, Rivera said.
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Janet died as a result of "homicidal violence including blunt impact injuries of the head" as well as smoke inhalation with thermal injuries, according to a spokesperson for the Connecticut medical examiner.
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SCHOOL BUS, DUMP TRUCK COLLIDE ON NEW JERSEY INTERSTATE, MULTIPLE INJURIES REPORTED The driver of the car was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, according to CBS Dallas.
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But the researchers estimated that up to 15 percent of women sustain pelvic injuries that don't heal, and that the Kegel exercises doctors typically prescribe will do nothing to help those injuries.
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Austyn was airlifted to University of New Mexico Hospital in Albuquerque with several injuries including major blood loss, a broken clavicle, broken ribs, spinal injuries, a ruptured spleen and more, Amanda says.
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So far, the company says it has achieved a 95 percent accuracy rate when it comes to predicting injuries and reduced the potential for injuries by 75 percent, according to a statement.
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"The injuries reported were cuts, complaints of general pain and back pain, but the injuries are not believed to be critical," Victor Balta, a University of Washington spokesman, said in a statement.
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Well, earlier this year, a joint study between Austin Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that nearly half of all scooter-related injuries are — shocker — head injuries.
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Disability growth areas — if you will — include diagnostic categories such as depression, anxiety disorders, anorexia, cancers, traumatic brain injuries, attention-deficit disorder, autoimmune disease, spinal cord injuries, autistic spectrum disabilities and dementia.
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City officials say that the police crash data is based on initial reports and they prefer to use state data to track injuries, but even that data shows that injuries are up.
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The injuries, reported by their mothers, all of whom are registered nurses, included stress fractures, tendinitis and knee injuries like tears of the anterior cruciate ligament, or A.C.L., that require surgical repair.
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Although moderate and severe traumatic head injuries can be readily identified and treated, mild TBIs and related blast injuries are often initially viewed as inconsequential and therefore overlooked in terms of treatment.
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Dozens of US service members suffered traumatic brain injuries in an Iranian missile attack in Iraq, and it&aposs possible these invisible injuries will haunt some for the rest of their lives.
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One officer was knocked back by the explosion, suffering minor injuries, while a second fired on the suspect, who died of "significant injuries" from the blast, said Austin Police Chief Bryan Manley.
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"We had a series of falls, trips and injuries from the glass and other materials that were there, and that was the vast majority of the injuries that we saw," he said.
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So it was a "hit to the gut," according to Larkin, when Trump said in January that he did not consider TBIs to be "very serious injuries relative to other injuries that I have seen," referring to the injuries suffered by US service members in the Iranian missile attack against the al-Asad air base in Iraq.
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In Ohio, through a $85033 million grant from the Ohio Attorney General's office, they developed a Timely Recognition of Abusive Injuries (TRAIN) Collaborative, which works with physicians and hospitals to pay special attention to a list of more than 50 "sentinel injuries" (minor injuries that could be potential warning signs of abuse) when children are brought into emergency departments.
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Hand and wrist injuries represent 17 percent of pediatric and adolescent sports injuries, they add, and can affect students' ability to complete their school work in addition to keeping them off the field.
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Guns, to be clear, are a delivery system for life-altering, or even lethal injuries, and if you understand a few basic principles, your body—any body really—can deliver those injuries too.
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And banning e-cigarettes entirely in an effort to crack down on the injuries... well, we still don't know what that might do, in part because we know so little about the injuries.
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In 2015, 11,900 people were treated in the hospital for fireworks-related injuries, and children under the age of 15 accounted for 38% of those injuries, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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Firefighter William Mack Beal, 35, of Gonzales, was taken to a local hospital with moderate injuries, and firefighter Nicholas Saale, 32, of Ponchatoula, was airlifted to New Orleans with critical injuries, police said.
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Similar transplants could help army veterans with pelvic injuries In the US, the procedure is being considered especially for military veterans, who often suffer pelvic injuries, with damages to genitals and urinary tracts.
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Concurrently, doctors were taking note of the game's dangers—skull fractures, brain bleeds and concussions, spinal trauma, nose and throat injuries, organ rupture, joint-bone injuries, and infections—and condemning it, as well.
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They were chosen for treatment based on the severity of their injuries and their potential for recovery, Wolf said, adding that the hospital has the resources to treat more children with severe injuries.
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Ms. Roberts said that the data undercounts the total number of stroller and carrier injuries because it doesn't include injuries that were treated at pediatricians' offices, private urgent care facilities or at home.
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Plaintiffs have established legal injuries that are traceable to the conduct of the President and Daniel Scavino and, despite defendants' suggestions to the contrary, their injuries are redressable by a favorable judicial declaration.
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"I'm just happy to be playing tennis again and to be in Paris after all my injuries," said Del Potro who has missed a combined three years since 2010, mainly with wrist injuries.
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The ratio is the share of fatal injuries in that occupation among all fatal injuries for workers 55 and over, compared to that share for workers 1.23 and under between 2003 and 2017.
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However, the combined parental and hospital delays meant that only half of children with suspected abuse injuries reached a trauma center within 21.6 hours post-injury compared with 13.8 hours for accidental injuries.
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In addition to the 58 people Paddock killed, Lombardo said authorities have determined 422 people suffered injuries as a direct result of gunfire, and another 851 individuals suffered other injuries in the attack.
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The network was only able to obtain emergency response records from four parks, but from that data they were able to identify 85033 injuries, and found 107 reports of injuries from other sources.
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Cornerbacks Charles Tillman and Bene Benwikere are out with season-ending injuries, while a handful of other key players are doubtful for Super Bowl 50 or still slowed by injuries of their own.
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The Fire Department of New York said three people were transported to a local hospital with minor injuries, but did not provide additional information on the nature of the injuries or the victims.
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E-bike injuries were also more than three times as likely to involve a collision with a pedestrian than either scooter or traditional bike injuries, the researchers report in the journal Injury Prevention.
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Using this index of injuries—playoff games missed by starters—in the plot below, we can see the history of important playoff injuries during every NBA title run since 1952: What stands out?
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A Volkswagen spokesman said there are no reports of injuries.
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There appeared to be no injuries to his head either.
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Presumably, he's still healing from his injuries on Starkiller Base.
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Two more people also attended the hospital with minor injuries.
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"Unfortunately, in this case the injuries were just too severe."
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Fresh capital for Lyft would merely compound the frontrunner's injuries.
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No injuries have been reported, the Japan Meteorological Agency said.
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No specific details of her injuries have been made public.
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The driver's name and details about injuries weren't immediately available.
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Another 12 people were treated for minor injuries, she said.
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External injuries aren't the only threat lurking in your kitchen.
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About a quarter of them reported injuries related to grooming.
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Among Cyfuse's goals: to treat spinal injuries and heart failure.
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The statement made no mention of injuries among the protesters.
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More realistically, the injuries were inflicted during raiding and warfare.
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A further 15 people had slight injuries, the company said.
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The document remains intact and there are no reported injuries.
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No league is impacted by injuries quite like the NFL.
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The child and his uncle both succumbed to their injuries.
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State authorities said another 22 people were hospitalized with injuries.
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Doctors said he sustained severe head injuries and broken bones.
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It was later learned he had suffered severe head injuries.
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Police say Feliciano was hospitalized for face and shoulder injuries.
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Both teams lost players to injuries midway through the game.
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The other victims of the crash escaped with minor injuries.
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He will be booked after being treated for the injuries.
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Thirteen people were hospitalized, and another 30 suffered minor injuries.
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He did not have reports of any injuries, he said.
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The driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
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However, WATCH claims the object can cause blunt trauma injuries.
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You've got to move, put the injuries in the past.
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Although, somehow, we don't think potential injuries will stop her.
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It's obvious that it's caused significant injuries to two people.
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Phoenix Fire reported no injuries to passengers, airport officials stated.
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No apparent injuries were found on his body, it added.
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She doesn't specify her injuries, but says they were severe.
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The other people involved in the incident suffered minor injuries.
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Cruz was transferred to a local hospital with minor injuries.
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She was taken to a Fargo hospital with undisclosed injuries.
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Okwuchi had over 100 surgeries due to injuries and burns.
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Paramedics examined the customer to confirm there were no injuries.
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While recuperating, an infection developed in one of her injuries.
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Four people suffered "light injuries" in the accident, it said.
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These experiments are helping predict injuries caused by drone collisions.
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Currently there have been no reports of injuries or fatalities.
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Magee says there are still no reports of any injuries.
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Other than that, though, there were no injuries at all.
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"It's been very difficult," Rudisha said, referring to his injuries.
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Her boyfriend was taken to the hospital for minor injuries.
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Sibanye said no serious injuries were caused by the incident.
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Their injuries ranged from minor to life threatening, police said.
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Barrett was facing a decimated Rutgers secondary beset by injuries.
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Both ships have been stabilized and no injuries were reported.
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I've never seen so many hand injuries in my life.
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Several injuries were reported, said Kern County spokeswoman Megan Person.
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Hill has missed 10 games this season because of injuries.
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That number stands at 11,203 deaths and injuries in 2016.
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There were however no immediate reports of deaths or injuries.
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About 75% of the injuries occurred when children swallowed products.
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Those injuries are particularly lethal because of victims' advanced age.
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Fielding's severe injuries included multiple skull fractures and collapsed lungs.
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In describing her injuries, Cordon says her face was "demolished."
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However, the study could have missed some grill brush injuries.
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Three of them were found to have suffered severe injuries.
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Facial injuries Heard said she suffered when Depp attacked her.
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In total, 249 records were explicitly about electric scooter injuries.
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Trivedi speculates that poor scooter maintenance could contribute to injuries.
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Miraculously, she survived the attack, but she suffered critical injuries.
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On Friday afternoon, police would not confirm any other injuries.
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Ear injuries also hold a prominent place in historical lore.
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The blast caused 29 injuries — one serious — but no fatalities.
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According to the site, no injuries have yet been reported.
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No injuries were reported, the Los Angeles Fire Department said.
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Samantha healed from the injuries she sustained in the crash.
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The man later died as a result of his injuries.
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Baylor played without its three leading scorers due to injuries.
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Science can help reduce brain injuries, but only so much.
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The homemade pipe bomb didn't explode or cause any injuries.
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At least 29 people were hospitalized, some with serious injuries.
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Gunesekera said there were no reports of any serious injuries.
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That's a lot of injuries — and millions of dollars lost.
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Her injuries were also reportedly consistent with an owl attack.
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So far there are no reports of injuries, he said.
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SHEIKH HASINA WAJED has inflicted many injuries on Bangladesh's democracy.
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The boy was treated for minor injuries at a hospital.
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Most of them endured mild uncomplicated brain injuries or concussions.
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Of the roughly 500 hurt about 200 have serious injuries.
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Had they been kissing, Campbell would have had similar injuries.
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Riordan later died from her injuries at a local hospital.
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All other passengers and crew survived with only minor injuries.
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Amazon workers experience exhaustion, dehydration and injuries at the workplace.
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"I suffered some terrible injuries – traumatic brain injury," he added.
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For him to opine on Mr. Cantin's injuries is ludicrous.
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House Majority Whip Steve Scalise was shot, sustaining critical injuries.
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Fortunately, no swans were reported to have sustained serious injuries.
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In short, the severity of these injuries has risen significantly.
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Two female passengers in the other car suffered minor injuries.
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No injuries were reported as a result of the incident.
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Foot injuries can also keep you from going to work.
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The rookie has missed 48 games with injuries this season.
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Remarkably, there were no reports of significant injuries or deaths.
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At least three people were hospitalized because of their injuries.
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Automakers have linked at least nine injuries to the defect.
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He was treated for minor injuries at a local hospital.
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The automaker said it was aware of three minor injuries.
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Injuries have never stopped me before and certainly not now.
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The Associated Press first reported on Paul's injuries Sunday night.
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She sustained minor injuries and was treated in the hospital.
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There were no reports of injuries, according to the spokesperson.
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There have been no reports of serious injuries or drowning.
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Fortunately, Dora suffered no injuries, all thanks to her hero.
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There were no immediate reports of injuries or significant damage.
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She was treated for unknown injuries after Monday night's incident.
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Everybody has to deal with injuries at their own time.
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But the rules excluded claims for injuries that occurred abroad.
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The reports include head injuries, bumps, bruises, abrasions and lacerations.
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He did not give specifics on what the injuries are.
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These injuries can be severe, including brain injury and poisoning.
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In all, eight distinct injuries were detected in the skeleton.
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The other three were treated for minor injuries and released.
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None of these people are to blame for their injuries.
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Somehow, they came away from the incident without any injuries.
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Luckily, there were no injuries that resulted from the incident.
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The men sustained injuries, although the extent is not clear.
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And working out under the influence occasionally led to injuries.
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The same year you had one of your stranger injuries.
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There were no immediate reports of new damage or injuries.
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Rutgers has been bothered by injuries to several frontcourt players.
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Both are expected to make full recoveries from their injuries.
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"She doesn't have any injuries that concern me," DiRocco says.
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One officer was hospitalized for injuries suffered during the protest.
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Injuries are part of the game, and flags fly forever.
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Both ships have been stabilised and no injuries were reported.
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No injuries were reported in Ohio or neighboring Kentucky overnight.
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Hayman did not sustain any serious injuries in the crash.
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Lewis died in the hospital from his injuries, Demings said.
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Three injuries were reported and a suspect was in custody.
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Around 3.5 injuries occur per 100 pounds of fireworks sold.
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He also had surgery for shrapnel injuries to his legs.
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The four men are reportedly expected to survive their injuries.
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Everyone was evacuated alive, though there are some minor injuries.
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The woman was taken to the hospital for minor injuries.
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She and at least one firefighter were hospitalized with injuries.
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Why might this relieve pain and help sports injuries heal?
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The firefighters had minor injuries and were treated and released.
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"We were really good at patching injuries up," says Goodall.
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So those are real, severe injuries that folks have, right?
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No injuries on his head but burns on his chest.
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Olivarez was taken to a local hospital for minor injuries.
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There were no major injuries or damage to structures reported.
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The AP reported that Concepcion later died from his injuries.
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This confirmed His Royal Highness had no injuries of concern.
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Five minor injuries were reported and treated at the scene.
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In one recent case, injuries from an attack proved fatal.
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The other four elephants are all being treated for injuries.
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For one thing, they had some injuries to worry about.
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Liverpool lost Philippe Coutinho and Dejan Lovren to hamstring injuries.
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One woman died Friday from her injuries, Catalan police said.
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Investigators say the woman's injuries were consistent with her claims.
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No physical injuries were found and no charges were filed.
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He died a week later from fatal spinal cord injuries.
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Weak hips can contribute to injuries in the lower leg.
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CTE is caused by repeated concussions and traumatic brain injuries.
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The officer was transported to a hospital with undisclosed injuries.
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So far, there are 25 reported injuries and no fatalities.
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He is recovering from serious injuries in a Boston hospital.
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The woman posed for police photos -- documenting her alleged injuries.
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It is caused by repeated concussions and traumatic brain injuries.
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There was no immediate word on overall deaths or injuries.
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The twister threw the pup hard, resulting in numerous injuries.
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Her leg injuries occurred during a bath a week earlier.
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The dogs had serious injuries and diseases from severe neglect.
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However, they quickly learned the terrifying extent of his injuries.
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He treats his constant, quotidian injuries with Percocet and Schlitz.
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The suits allege the implants were defective and caused injuries.
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A further four people died of their injuries in hospitals.
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There have so far been no reports of serious injuries.
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There have been no reported injuries, according to the company.
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There were no injuries during the search, the sheriff said.
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They were transported to a local hospital with undisclosed injuries.
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There were no reports of injuries or loss of property.
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Bukhari and the bodyguards have been hospitalized with critical injuries.
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It all compounds further when you endure injuries and turmoil.
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Six received injuries, including a broken collar bone and bruising.
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Twelve people sustained gunshot wounds, and five sustained other injuries.
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The Egyptians actually wrote of head injuries and movement disorders.
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Among the nearly 485,000 injuries reported, about 6,000 were fatal.
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Garland's injuries have left him unable to recall the incident.
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That's part of why you're seeing a lot of injuries.
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Three other workers were taken to hospitals with minor injuries.
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As for the difference ... Kristina's injuries were way more serious.
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Ambulances were also on the scene as injuries were reported.
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Xinhua earlier reported that about 200 people had serious injuries.
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Meanwhile, the debate over concussions and other head injuries rages.
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The man was bleeding and suffered injuries to his leg.
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The extent of the student's injuries was also not known.
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Roy is reportedly back in Washington recovering from his injuries.
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"I don't know the extent of her injuries," he says.
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There were no injuries or casualties, a Reuters witness said.
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There was no immediate indication of Somali deaths or injuries.
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Lennox was taken Rady Children's Hospital with serious head injuries.
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Several firefighters were hurt but no serious injuries were reported.
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Spicy foods are seen to exacerbate wounds and other injuries.
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Kauffman's injuries required 16 stitches and a cocktail of antibiotics.
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There were no injuries during the incident, according to police.
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There's not much research about marijuana's impact on brain injuries.
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There are no immediate reports of damage or serious injuries.
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They transported him to a local hospital for his injuries.
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But Escambia County, officials had only three injuries to report.
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As we first reported ... Brandon died Sunday from his injuries.
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Both Bow Wow and the woman sustained visible, minor injuries.
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Knee pads and elbow pads don't protect against these injuries.
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Four people were shot and two others suffered secondary injuries.
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Despite her critical injuries, Duckworth still helped land the helicopter.
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According to NBC 4, the girl's mother suffered minor injuries.
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Lawn dart injuries happened – often – over the next few decades.
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Memphis suited up only 10 players due to numerous injuries.
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Chicks. DUI. Chicks. Injuries. Chicks. Donald Trump. Chicks. Chicks. Chicks.
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No injuries were reported, according to East Midlands Ambulance Service.
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And usually these injuries happen, you know, during spring training.
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They have been hampered by injuries, especially in the backcourt.
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She has played a limited schedule this season, battling injuries.
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It was not immediately clear if there were any injuries.
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The infant was later declared dead from her unspecified injuries.
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The hammer victim only suffered mild injuries, according to CNN.
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No injuries or accidents have been reported, the NHTSA said.
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Lucas eventually died from injuries he sustained in the attack.
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There were no immediate reports of any injuries or casualties.
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In short, fall injuries are a serious public health problem.
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U.S. and French officials are not confirming any coalition injuries.
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CNN is working to confirm the extent of Foster's injuries.
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The embassy's charge d'affaires suffered minor injuries, the statement said.
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The offense was concerning, and more injuries would pile up.
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Hospital authorities said Dragicevic was not suffering from any injuries.
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Could Mr. Gray have suffered his injuries in an accident?
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No serious injuries were reported, and no major riots occurred.
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Irving and power forward Kevin Love had fallen to injuries.
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What more can be done to protect him from injuries?
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Hospital sources said two people died of their injuries later.
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Doctors say he has injuries consistent with caustic chemical consumption.
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However, Bennett currently is dealing with ankle and shoulder injuries.
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Instead of treating her injuries, Nassar continued to abuse her.
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An autopsy showed he died from drowning and traumatic injuries.
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The Warriors also emerged from the game with two injuries.
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No injuries related to the faulty diodes have been reported.
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Less collagen is thought to mean slower healing of injuries.
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Nineteen patients -- all head and spine injuries -- came to Seiff.
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At least six people suffered minor injuries, according to police.
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He returned later that day with arrow injuries, police said.
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None of the devices exploded and no injuries were reported.
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The cause remained under investigation, and no injuries were reported.
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Injuries would decrease too, saving billions in unnecessary healthcare costs.
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One warehouse has collapsed but no injuries have been reported.
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About 2,000 people were treated for injuries, the authorities said.
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That victim died of his injuries on Sunday, Nisleit said.
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Researchers also didn't know whether injuries were intentional or accidental.
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There will be accidents and injuries, and maybe even deaths.
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There are injuries from when people fell, or were trampled.
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Some of the eight survivors — all children — sustained serious injuries.
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Another woman was also taken to hospital with stab injuries.
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Five people were treated for minor injuries in area hospitals.
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Patients with less serious injuries were sent to other hospitals.
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You root for a tie — and maybe some minor injuries.
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Girardi said it was a challenge to prevent such injuries.
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Severe injuries were 20 times more likely with motorcycle crashes.
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No crashes or injuries occurred during the incident, Geller said.
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As for the freakish injuries, Mitchell said he never fretted.
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Yes, some worker claims of injuries and illnesses are false.
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Others have been hospitalized for lung injuries related to vaping.
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Snider said he is grateful his injuries were not serious.
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Marenco said other injuries were too severe and required hospitalization.
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His other injuries were not immediately fatal, Dr. Gips said.
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Cooley suffered permanent injuries and spent months in the hospital.
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Riders reflect on wild dayThere were no reports of injuries.
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Initial reports indicate no serious injuries to passengers or crew.
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He said that the young man died of brain injuries.
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The President escaped injuries, but others were injured and hospitalized.
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The officer attacked by the man reportedly suffered no injuries.
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At least five people were hospitalized, two with critical injuries.
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Luckily, no vehicles were hit, and the injuries were minor.
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He was taken to Jamaica Hospital Center for minor injuries.
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A number of injuries were reported, according to BuzzFeed News.
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Though who knows if there are injuries I cannot see.
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That night, he died of his injuries in the hospital.
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Injuries and underperformance have delayed their arrival or positive impact.
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Assad died from her injuries in a hospital on Wednesday.
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There were no injuries reported, FAA spokesman Ian Gregor said.
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The woman is said to be hospitalized with severe injuries.
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An incident update on Thursday confirmed there were 220192020 injuries.
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The biggest increased risk came with the worst brain injuries.
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Over several days, medics learn techniques for treating battlefield injuries.
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He has missed 16 games this season with various injuries.
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It has been linked to nearly 400 injuries and deaths.
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The rates increased for unintentional injuries, Alzheimer's disease and suicide.
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But he has been hindered by injuries in recent seasons.
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The company said there were no injuries in the fire.
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Paramedics responded to the inn after Siemers reported his injuries.
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No injuries or damage were reported, the IDF told CNN.
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The massive show of force resulted in over 800 injuries.
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Officials said her injuries were not related to the burglary.
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We've had some unfortunate injuries, but guys have stepped up.
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Martinez died from his injuries at a hospital Sunday morning.
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Zimmerman, who has struggled with injuries this season, is hitting .
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The last driver died from injuries caused by the airbag.
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Duckworth is disabled after injuries she sustained serving in Iraq.
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There have been 1,477 injuries from mass shootings since January.
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One person on the bus sustained minor injuries, he said.
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The bombs did not explode and there were no injuries.
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No injuries were reported in the first case on Feb.
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His wife died from injuries she suffered fleeing the city.
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Defensemen Ryan McDonagh and Dan Girardi were out with injuries.
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Two people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
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Apparently both Grande and Davidson have suffered hand injuries recently.
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"So injuries aren't the worst thing ever," quips Yater Wallace.
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Forty people were hurt, including two who sustained serious injuries.
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No fatalities or injuries were reported with Friday night's event.
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Three arrests were made and two officers received minor injuries.
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Clashes with counterprotesters erupted soon after, leading to multiple injuries.
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Injuries could run into the tens of thousands of dollars.
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All those injuries you would expect to find weren't there.
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Four other people were transported to the hospital with injuries.
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There were no injuries, the airport said in a statement.
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Another 24 children on the bus were hospitalized with injuries.
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The driver of the other vehicle suffered injuries, police said.
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We all have injuries we go into the fight with.
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I didn't see (the injuries) coming, especially the elbow surgery.
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Injuries to oral cavities, throats, and tonsils were most typical.
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The woman was hospitalized for her injuries and later released.
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Some had head injuries from trees and other falling objects.
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Three employees suffered minor injuries and have since been discharged.
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Take a break every hour to avoid repetitive stress injuries.
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Not to mention the 13 injuries Man U is suffering.
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Does European soccer need to take head injuries more seriously?
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When you are not fit, that's when the injuries come.
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