Injuries Data - Google Drive


1	CDC Injuries - All Causes, All Ages, Both Sexes
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3	Year	Nonfatal Injuries	Nonfatal Rate per 100K	Fatal Injuries	Fatal Rate per 100K	Total Injuries	Total rate per 100K	Population
4	1999			148,286	53.14			279,040,181
5	2000			148,209	52.66			281,421,906
6	2001			157,078	55.12			284,968,955
7	2002	28,418,043	9,880.23	161,269	56.07	28,579,312	9,936	287,625,193
8	2003	29,237,747	10,078.23	164,002	56.53	29,401,749	10,135	290,107,933
9	2004	29,654,475	10,127.71	167,184	57.10	29,821,659	10,185	292,805,298
10	2005	29,258,834	9,900.91	173,753	58.80	29,432,587	9,960	295,516,599
11	2006	29,821,159	9,994.36	179,065	60.01	30,000,224	10,054	298,379,912
12	2007	29,756,586	9,878.32	182,479	60.58	29,939,065	9,939	301,231,207
13	2008	29,953,395	9,850.05	181,226	59.60	30,134,621	9,910	304,093,966
14	2009	29,636,366	9,660.73	177,154	57.75	29,813,520	9,718	306,771,529
15	2010	31,575,978	10,227.19	180,811	58.56	31,756,789	10,286	308,745,538
16	2011	32,381,330	10,392.54	187,464	60.17	32,568,794	10,453	311,582,564
17	2012	31,743,028	10,113.31	190,385	60.66	31,933,413	10,174	313,873,685
18	2013	30,888,063	9,770.72	192,945	61.03	31,081,008	9,832	316,128,839
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20	Produced by: National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, CDC
21	Data Source: NEISS All Injury Program operated by the Consumer Product Safety Commission for numbers of injuries. Bureau of Census for population estimates.
22	Nonfatal Injury Reports, 2001 - 2013
23	http://webappa.cdc.gov/sasweb/ncipc/nfirates2001.html


1	Number of fatal work injuries
2	Year	Total Number	Rate per 100K full-time workers
3	1992	6,217
4	1993	6,331
5	1994	6,632
6	1995	6,275
7	1996	6,202
8	1997	6,238
9	1998	6,055
10	1999	6,054
11	2000	5,920
12	2001	5,915
13	2002	5,534
14	2003	5,575
15	2004	5,764
16	2005	5,734
17	2006	5,840	4.2
18	2007	5,657	4
19	2008	5,214	3.7
20	2009	4,551	3.5
21	2010	4,690	3.6
22	2011	4,693	3.5
23	2012	4,628	3.4
24	2013	4,585	3.3
25	2014	4,679	3.3
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27	Note: Data for 2014 are preliminary. Data for prior years are revised and final.
28	Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, in cooperation with state, New York City, District of Columbia, and federal agencies. Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries. "Fatal injury charts."
29	http://www.bls.gov/iif/oshwc/cfoi/cfch0013.pdf
30	http://www.bls.gov/iif/#tables


1	Incidence rates (per 100 full-time workers) of nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses, all industries (private)
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3	Year	Rate of total recordable cases
4	2003	5
5	2004	4.8
6	2005	4.6
7	2006	4.4
8	2007	4.2
9	2008	3.9
10	2009	3.6
11	2010	3.5
12	2011	3.4
13	2012	3.4
14	2013	3.3
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16	The total recordable cases (TRC) incidence rate among private industry employers declined to 3.3 cases per 100 full-time workers in 2013, down from 3.4 cases in 2012 and 2011. Incidence rates for cases with days away from work, job transfer, or restriction (DART) declined to 1.7 cases in 2013, the first decline in this case type since 2009. Incidence rates for cases with days of job transfer or restriction (DJTR), cases with days away from work (DAFW), and other recordable cases (ORC) remained unchanged in 2013 when compared to 2012.
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18	Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2014 December 4. “2013 Survey Of Occupational Injuries & Illnesses: Summary Estimates Charts Package”
19	http://www.bls.gov/iif/oshwc/osh/os/osch0052.pdf


1	Mortality Distribution for USA - Number of Deaths per 1000 people (ages 0-99, both genders) [Base Case]
2	Year	Non-Comunicable Disease	Communicable Disease	Injury
3	2010	609.3803	39.2959	23.4707
4	2020	548.1114	33.2928	23.5859
5	2030	492.9505	26.9786	23.6119
6	2040	444.273	21.4479	23.6718
7	2050	405.4566	17.0347	23.8568
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9	Note: Annual data available from 2010 through 2100.
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11	Src: “United States - Mortality by Age, Sex, Cause.” International Futures (IFs) modeling system, Version 7.15. Frederick S. Pardee Center for International Futures, Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver, Denver, CO.
12	http://www.ifs.du.edu/ifs/frm_MainMenu.aspx
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14	Base Case definition here:
15	http://www.pardee.du.edu/news/what-base-case-forecast