After accidents involving unintentional falls, the next most common cause of childhood injuries and death in Canada is

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According to the Government of Canada website, motor vehicle collisions are the second leading cause of death and injury in Canadian children, after unintentional falls. In 2016, there were 64 child fatalities and 1,715 serious injuries resulting from motor vehicle collisions in Canada.

B and D are also common causes of childhood injuries, but they are not as frequent as motor vehicle collisions in Canada. Child abuse is a serious concern, but it is not one of the top causes of childhood injuries and deaths in the country.

After Accidents Involving Unintentional Falls, the Next Most Common Cause