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Poison vs Fire/Burn

While searching for a particular publication for work today I stumbled across a journal published by the CDC entitled the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. After some quick poking around in the QuickStats section I discovered that accidental death by poisoning is up 52.3 percent while accidental death by fire/burn is down 7.7 percent. So my chances of accidentally burning myself to death is quite a bit lower than my chances of accidentally poisoning myself. Good to know. Something else I discovered—writing for the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report has got to be the most depressing jobs ever!

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Accidental death by fire is good, but what about INTENTIONAL death by fire? What are the percentages on that? We need a link here so we can see this stuff.


Check the Buddhist Monk websites, they'd be all over that.


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