Tax Day linked to higher U S traffic deaths
A study of 30 years of data ties Tax Day to more fatal crashes with 6 783 deaths on Tax Day from 226 per day to higher levels. Researchers cite rushing to the post office and tax related stress as factors alongside usual risks on major days.
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Ben Franklin
Don
U.S
Redelmeier
University of Toronto
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Journal of the
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Russ Rader
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
U.S. Teen Birth Rates Decline. Mississippi Highest
A CDC report shows teen births fell nationwide in 2010 with Mississippi still highest at about 55 per 1,000, and New Hampshire lowest near 16. Arizona saw the largest three-year drop at 29 percent while Montana North Dakota and West Virginia held steady. The overall rate dropped 9 percent to roughly 34 per 1,000.
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Autism research may bear fruit in coming years
Researchers say over a decade of funding may yield clearer links between genes and environment in autism. Studies in Nature and Pediatrics flag genetic roots and maternal obesity as factors, while rising prevalence prompts urgency and better diagnosis.
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Geraldine Dawson
U.S
Irva Hertz-Picciotto
University of California, Davis
Nature
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