I have a feeling this research immediately became obsolete at the beginning of the pandemic. Prostitution accounts for a disproportionate number of women who d

I have a feeling this research immediately became obsolete at the beginning of the pandemic. Prostitution accounts for a disproportionate number of women who die on the job, something like 1/4. Research from the pandemic and post-pandemic era might show a silver lining. In fact, dying at work is usually something that happens to men. I don’t think the official USA stats include informal and sex work—-my guesstimate is about 10x more men died at work than women before the pandemic. Nowadays, I wonder if healthcare became the most dangerous occupation.