Kansas City [videorecording] : death by design

Quantification of Health Impacts Related to PM10 and O3 Pollutants in Karaj City by Kamyar yaghmaiean, Hoda Amiri, Sadegh Hassanvand, Farzad Mohammadi, Heshmatollah Nourmoradi, Ali Amarloei, Sajad Mazloomi

Subjects: “…Air Pollution, Cardiovascular Diseases, Hospitalization, Karaj City, Related Death…”
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Descriptive study of causes of death and COVID-19-associated morbidities from the New York City electronic death record: first wave of the pandemic March–July 2020 by Wenhui Li, L Hannah Gould, Mary Huynh, Gretchen Van Wye, Gil Maduro, Blanca Bernard-Davila

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Demographic determinants of survival of people living with HIV attending an outpatient reference unit in the city of Três Lagoas, state of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, in the period... by Maria Angelina da Silva Zuque, Domingos Alves Meira, Carlos Magno Castelo Branco Fortaleza

“…METHODS: Our group conducted a retrospective analysis of survival determinants among 358 patients who attended a reference unit in a small city. RESULTS: Death risk was lower among men that had sex with men, patients with an HIV-seropositive partner, and those admitted after highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) was available. …”
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Analysis of the antenatal fetal death frequency in pregnant women in Odessa region for the years 2007–2011 by L. R. Nikogosyan

“…Specific gravity of аntenatal losses of feti diminished from 1,9% in 2007 to 0,6% in 2011, and frequency - from 19,1‰ in 2007 to 5,8‰ in 2011. In Odessa-city antenatal death of fetus was 1,1% from the general amount of births, or 10,8 on 1000 births. …”
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Fatal injuries among urban children in South Africa: risk distribution and potential for reduction by Stephanie Burrows, Ashley van Niekerk, Lucie Laflamme

“…We calculated age-adjusted rates, by sex, population group and city, for death from the five leading causes of fatal injury as well as population attributable risks (PARs). …”
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Demographic study of patients' mortality rate before and after the COVID‐19 outbreak: A cross‐sectional study by Mehran Kouchek, Kamran Aghakhani, Azadeh Memarian

“…A checklist was completed based on the variables, including death cases by time, gender, age, duration of hospitalization, department of place and time of death, cause of death, cases referred to forensic medicine, information of the patient, including educational and occupational level and birth certificate issuing city, neonatal death, and IUFD, classification of diseases according to the provided version of ICD 10 (international classification of diseases 10th edition). …”
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Odpowiedź Krzysztofowi Persakowi [Reply to Krzysztof Persak] by Mirosław Tryczyk

“…Sąsiedzkie pogromy Żydów [Cities of death. Jewish pogroms by neighbors] penned by Dr Krzysztof Persak in Zagłada Żydów (2016). …”
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The COVID-19 Mortality Rate Is Associated with Illiteracy, Age, and Air Pollution in Urban Neighborhoods: A Spatiotemporal Cross-Sectional Analysis by Alireza Mohammadi, Elahe Pishgar, Munazza Fatima, Aynaz Lotfata, Zohreh Fanni, Robert Bergquist, Behzad Kiani

“…This research aims to examine COVID-19 mortality rates and their geographical association with various socioeconomic and ecological determinants in 350 of Tehran’s neighborhoods as a big city. All deaths related to COVID-19 are included from December 2019 to July 2021. …”
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One Decade of Unnatural Deaths in Yazd Province: 2003-2013 by mohamad hassan lotfi, mohammad javad amirian, ali dehghani, hossein falahzadeh, omid emami

“…Results: During 2003 -2013, 5552 cases of unnatural deaths were recorded by the Forensic Medicine of Yazd, out of which 4373 cases of unnatural deaths were caused by road traffic accidents (outside and inside the city), 89 deaths from electrocution, 439 deaths from poisoning, 72 deaths from drowning, 129 deaths from asphyxia (by carbon monoxide), 56 deaths from work incidents, and 394 deaths from burns. …”
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MODERN CRIMINOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CRIME IN RURAL AREAS by G. V. Antonov-Romanovskiy, G. F. Koimshidi, D. K. Chirkov, A. A. Litvinov, A. N. Trushenko

“…The following features are revealed: crime level is higher in rural areas than in urban ones; especially grave is condition and scale (in comparison to cities) of deaths and grievous bodily harm among the villagers caused by criminal encroachments; the number of the killed among the villagers in Russia over the recent 3 years is stable and is more than two times larger than the similar level in cities, and almost one and a half times larger than the number of people with grievous bodily harm in the cities. …”
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