Local vs. National: Epidemiology of Pedestrian Injury in a Mid-Atlantic City.

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Local vs. National: Epidemiology of Pedestrian Injury in a Mid-Atlantic City.

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Local vs. national: Epidemiology of pedestrian injury in a mid-Atlantic city

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Amy R Knowlton

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Andrea C Gielen

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Janice V Bowie

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Keshia M Pollack

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10.1080/15389588.2018.1428961

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Elizabeth D Nesoff

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