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suffocation - 2 reference results
suffocation
suffocation: see asphyxia.
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Suffocations in grain bins - Minnesota, 1992-1995.
Oct 04, 1996; Suffocation in flowing grain is the most common cause of death associated with grain storage structures in the United States...
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Suffocation Deaths: Prevention.(Pediatric Advisor 2002.1)
Jan 01, 2002; Most infant suffocations occur when babies are placed face down on a soft surface that they sink into. Infants who are 0 to 4...
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Suffocation Deaths: Prevention.(Pediatric Advisor 2004.1)
Jan 01, 2004; Most infant suffocations occur when babies are placed face down on a soft surface that they sink into. Infants who are 0 to 4...
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Suffocation deaths: prevention.(Disease/ Disorder overview)
Jan 01, 2006; Most infant suffocations occur when babies are placed face down on a soft surface that they sink into. Babies from birth to 6...
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Suffocation deaths: prevention.(Women's Health Advisory 2006)
Nov 01, 2006; Most infant suffocations occur when babies are placed face down on a soft surface that they sink into. Babies from birth to 6...
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