Примеры использования Road traffic injuries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Road traffic injuries.
National policy response to road traffic injuries and deaths 6.
Road traffic injuries can be prevented.
Road traffic injuries can, however, be prevented.
For our youth aged 10 to 24 years, road traffic injuries have become the number-one cause of death.
Road traffic injuries can have a devastating impact on people's lives.
Recently we have observed a significant increase in road traffic injuries as a result of road accidents.
Road traffic injuries Up to 2% of GDP in middle- and high-income countries.
The top three causes of death among adolescents are road traffic injuries, AIDS-related illnesses and suicide.
Road traffic injuries have become an ever more serious public health problem.
The strategic target is to halve road deaths between 2010 and 2020 andalso start focusing EU efforts on reducing serious road traffic injuries.
Mortality from road traffic injuries in children and young people.
The negative impacts on human health and ecosystems of transport-related air pollution,greenhouse gas emissions, road traffic injuries and noise- in particular, in urban areas;
Road traffic injuries are the leading cause of death for children and young people.
Mortality-rate ratios are also high for drowning(6.8), interpersonal violence(5.7),poisoning(3.8) and road traffic injuries(2.6) Table 5.
Road traffic injuries are a big health challenge for countries in the WHO European Region.
On a much more positive note, significant progress has been made across the entire Region in reducing unintentional and road traffic injuries in children 0-14 years of age.
Road traffic injuries are a major social, economic and public health challenge.
In contrast to mortality,the leading causes of DALYS lost in the Region are falls(23%), road traffic injuries(21%) and self-directed violence(17%) Figure 1.
Recognizing also that road traffic injuries are a preventable and treatable problem.
For example, Member States are invited to establish a lead agency, on a national level, on road safety andto develop a national action plan to reduce road traffic injuries.
Road traffic injuries continue to be an important public health and development issue.
The World Health Organisation(WHO), for example, forecasts that road traffic injuries will have climbed from ninth to third place in the global disease burden by 2020.
Road traffic injuries threaten to hinder achievements in economic and human development.
The World Health Organization(WHO)predicts that by 2020 road traffic injuries could rank third among the causes of death and disability, ahead of HIV/AIDS and malaria.
Road traffic injuries are also the leading cause of mortality among young people in the sub-region.
In addition, alcohol consumption and substance abuse have increased among youth andis now a major factor contributing to accidents, road traffic injuries, crime, violence and unemployment.
In 2003, road traffic injuries killed about100 people every day in the Russian Federation.
If indeed Governments are to ensure that children survive and develop healthily,leaders must admit that road traffic injuries are seriously challenging their ability to deliver on this essential right of the child.