Specifically, I'm interested in what proportion of people have (at the point of death) had a bone fracture at some point. I would assume that workplace fatalit

Specifically, I'm interested in what proportion of people have (at the point of death) had a bone fracture at some point. I would assume that workplace fatality has been dropping (in line with ~all other forms of non-age-related fatality), but a look back through my mind-palace of anecdotal evidence suggests that a) more of the young men I knew than young women have broken bones and b) not far off 30% of the people I know, in (roughly speaking) the most economically privileged class in world history have broken bones at some point. What I'm curious about is the data to back up the anecdote.