Примеры использования Injuries and poisoning на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Injuries and poisoning.
More men than women die from cancer, injuries and poisoning.
Injuries and poisonings.
The fourth-leading cause of death is injuries and poisonings.
Injuries and poisoning 3 7.
It is desirable to avoid alcohol,nicotine, injuries and poisoning.
Injuries and poisoning are still a major public health problem in Slovenia.
Parents are not always able to provide first aid in case of injuries and poisoning.
Injuries and poisonings are also in progressive increaseand are in forth place among the specific causes of death.
For the first 9 months of 2016, the number of accidents, injuries and poisonings made up 3156,3 on 100 thousand population against 2879,8 for the same period in 2015.
To impede the growing trend in mortality caused by circulatory system diseases,malignant tumours, injuries and poisoning;
Malign neoplasm were causes of death in 17.5 per cent of cases, injuries and poisonings, 3.2 per cent,and diseases of the digestive system 2.7 per cent.
According to the analysis of loss of life years caused by disease, the biggest health loss is caused by cardiovascular diseases,cancer, injuries and poisoning.
The main causes of death in the period 1992-1999 were malignant neoplasms, injuries and poisonings, and diseases of the circulatory system.
According to the analysis of the loss of life years due to disease, the biggest loss of health is caused by cardiovascular diseases,malignant tumours, injuries and poisoning.
Between the ages of 1 and 4 years, the main causes were diseases of the respiratory system(30.1 per cent), injuries and poisoning(29.5 per cent)and infectious and parasitic diseases 11.7 per cent.
According to the analysis of the years of life lost due to the burden of disease, the greatest loss of health is caused by cardiovascular diseases,malignant tumors, injuries, and poisonings.
In 1993 the number of deaths caused by accidents, injuries and poisoning exceeded the number of deaths caused by cancer, which for a long time had been the second prevailing cause.
Then follow the diseases of the digestive organs, the musculoskeletal system, pregnancy and post-natal complications, injuries and poisonings, and diseases of the nervous system.
The principal causes of death among children aged 0-14 in 1993-1997 were: accidents, injuries and poisoning(22 per cent), traffic accidents(17 per cent), congenital abnormalities(21 per cent), conditions arising in the perinatal period(19 per cent), diseases of the nervous system(7 per cent), and diseases of the respiratory organs 8 per cent.
This is achieved by reducing mortality from the major causes: from diseases of the circulatory system 1.9%, malignant tumors by 33%,accidents, injuries and poisoning- by 23.1.
The problem of high mortality and over-mortality in specific areas of the country, related to circulatory system diseases,tumoral diseases, injuries and poisoning, require immediate action to be taken with the aim of reducing to a minimum the risks to health resulting from those diseases.
The Committee is nevertheless concerned that the morbidity rate for children remains high, mainly attributable to respiratory diseases(72 per cent in 2008),followed by accidents, injuries and poisoning.
In 1996, the Human Immunodeficiency Virus, septicaernia and renal failure were among the top 10 mortality conditions, while injuries and poisoning, which had ranked thirdand seventh in 1994 and 1995 respectively, was not.
The leading causes ofhospitalization among children are respiratory diseases, congenital anomalies(birth defects), diseases of the nervous system,certain conditions originating in the perinatal period, and injuries and poisoning.
The fire burned 11 apartments, 4 of which can not be recovered, six residents of the house, including two children, 6 and 9 years old,died from his injuries and poisoning by combustion products, 15-year-old son of the owner of the apartment where the explosion occurred, was hard injury. .
Overall, the commonest disorders among children are respiratory diseases(37 per cent), infectious and parasitic diseases(11.3 per cent),nervous disorders(8.3 per cent), and physical injuries and poisoning(3.9 per cent) see annex I, table 16.
The most important causes of death in Romania are: cardiovascular diseases(62.1% of all deaths, in 2006), cancer(17.6%), digestive diseases(5.5%),accidents, injuries and poisoning(4.9%) and respiratory diseases(4.9%), showing that Romania has one of the highest levels of cardiovascular disease in Europe.
Other causes are respiratory diseases(14 per cent and 16.7 per cent, respectively), congenital disorders(11.1 per cent and 10.8 per cent), infectious and parasitic diseases(5.8 per cent and 6.7 per cent), injuries and poisoning and other external causes.
Injury and poisoning.