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That is 20% drop in injuries. EDIT: it's actually a 25% increase as ebrenes correctly pointed out. Server me right for trying to do math early in the morning..

• ebrenes 13y ago
  No, it's not. That's one injury per population amount, so the lower the second number the less people you "need" to get one injury. Assuming a fixed population size of 1 million, given the 1980 prevalence of injuries you'd expect about ~689 injuries. With the 2012 prevalence of injuries you'd expect about ~865 injuries. So it's actually an increase, not a drop.