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If you’re into the details then our fast facts are perfect for you. Here’s where you’ll find all the facts and statistics that motivate us each day to keep doing more.

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Fast Facts - Trauma Season

Trauma season, often referred to as the “100 deadliest days of summer,” is the period starting with Memorial Day and ending around Labor Day when unintentional injuries (UI) among children tend to rise. This Fast Facts highlights the issue by presenting data on UI deaths among children ages 0 to 14 occurring from May through August. Updated March 2024.
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Traffic-Related Pedestrian Injuries Among Children

This Fast Facts focuses on children ages 0–19 in the U.S. in 2021 who were injured as pedestrians in motor vehicle crashes. Data are sourced from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Last updated August 2023.

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Fire and Burn Injuries

This Fast Facts covers the latest data available (2020) relating to fatal and nonfatal fire and burn injuries among children in the U.S. Released 10-23-2022.

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ATV Injuries

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Drownings Among Children in 2020

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Suffocation Among Children Ages 0–5 Years

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Fast Facts - Rail-Related Injuries

The Railroad Safety Fast Facts provides the latest statistics and injury and death rates among children for between years 2011 and 2020. Please click the below PDF link to download.

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Unintentional Injuries Among Children in the U.S. in 2018: Ages 1-4

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Poisonings Among Children Ages 0-14 in 2018

The Poisoning Safety Fast Facts provides the latest statistics and injury and death rates for child poisonings, including medication and carbon monoxide.