Medical Xpress·3 min read·medium
New York data reveal substance use in 44% of pedestrian deaths
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British Medical Journal
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A study from the New York State Department of Health reveals that 44% of pedestrian deaths in the state involved the use of alcohol or drugs. Researchers emphasize that pedestrian substance use is an overlooked factor in public safety compared to drunk driving.
Why it matters
Identifying the role of substance use in pedestrian fatalities is essential for developing more effective public health and safety interventions.
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