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... of death in the developed world, Perhaps you'd like to tell us what the other five are. We could then prioritise, starting with the greatest cause. According to Wikipedia, the WHO figures in 2002 were: Ischeaemic heart disease 3.5 million Stroke 3.4 million COPD 1.8 million Lower respiratory infections 1.2 million Lung cancer 0.9 million Car accident 0.67...

... of death in the developed world, Perhaps you'd like to tell us what the other five are. We could then prioritise, starting with the greatest cause. According to Wikipedia, the WHO figures in 2002 were: Ischeaemic heart disease 3.5 million Stroke 3.4 million COPD 1.8 million Lower respiratory infections 1.2 million Lung cancer 0.9 million Car accident 0.67...

... in the developed world, Perhaps you'd like to tell us what the other five are. We could then prioritise, starting with the greatest cause. According to Wikipedia, the WHO figures in 2002 were: Ischeaemic heart disease 3.5 million Stroke 3.4 million COPD 1.8 million Lower respiratory infections 1.2 million Lung cancer 0.9 million Car accident 0.67 million ...

...>>> of death in the developed world, Perhaps you'd like to tell us what the other five are. We could then prioritise, starting with the greatest cause. According to Wikipedia, the WHO figures in 2002 were: Ischeaemic heart disease 3.5 million Stroke 3.4 million COPD 1.8 million Lower respiratory infections 1.2 million Lung cancer 0.9 million Car accident 0.67 ...

...>>> of death in the developed world, Perhaps you'd like to tell us what the other five are. We could then prioritise, starting with the greatest cause. According to Wikipedia, the WHO figures in 2002 were: Ischeaemic heart disease 3.5 million Stroke 3.4 million COPD 1.8 million Lower respiratory infections 1.2 million Lung cancer 0.9 million Car accident 0.67 ...

..., Mike P <panom...@gmail.com> wrote: When we had fewer cars on the road more people got killed and injured Doug. So what makes you think that fewer cars will help reduce the KSI figures? That's becuase death rates per passenger-km have been falling faster than the growth rate in passenger-km. If you reduce number of cars the total death rate *will* go down, unless you ...

Mike P wrote: When we had fewer cars on the road more people got killed and injured Doug. So what makes you think that fewer cars will help reduce the KSI figures? That's becuase death rates per passenger-km have been falling faster than the growth rate in passenger-km. If you reduce number of cars the total death rate *will* go down, unless you have some reason to ...

> When we had fewer cars on the road more people got killed and injured Doug. So what makes you think that fewer cars will help reduce the KSI figures? That's becuase death rates per passenger-km have been falling faster than the growth rate in passenger-km. If you reduce number of cars the total death rate *will* go down, unless you have some reason to assume that death rates per ...