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Internal Medicine World Report
July 2007Volume0 Issue 0
Chemical injuries from rail events—Each year, about 1.8 millioncarloads of hazardous substances are transported on US railroads.During 2002-2006, 78 rail events resulted in 144 injuries. Mostof the events (81%) occurred within 0.25 mile of residences, andmost of the injuries (70%) involved the general public.
CNS = central nervous system; GI = gastrointestinal.
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MMWR
: CDC. Hazardous substances released during rail transit—18 states, 2002-2007. . 2007;56:553-556.
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