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Home safety measures and the risk of unintentional injury among young children: a multicentre case–control study
John C. LeBlanc, I. Barry Pless, W. James King, Harry Bawden, Anne-Claude Bernard-Bonnin, Terry Klassen and Milton Tenenbein
CMAJ October 10, 2006 175 (8) 883-887; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1503/cmaj.050592
John C. LeBlanc
I. Barry Pless
W. James King
Harry Bawden
Anne-Claude Bernard-Bonnin
Terry Klassen
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Home safety measures and the risk of unintentional injury among young children: a multicentre case–control study
John C. LeBlanc, I. Barry Pless, W. James King, Harry Bawden, Anne-Claude Bernard-Bonnin, Terry Klassen, Milton Tenenbein
CMAJ Oct 2006, 175 (8) 883-887; DOI: 10.1503/cmaj.050592
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