The 2000 census estimated that about two in seven families reported a family member with a disability. The two leading causes of severe disability are:
A) Acquired brain and spinal cord injuries from motor vehicle accidents and falls
B) Cerebral palsy and birth defects
C) Paraplegia and quadriplegia
D) Violence and tobacco use

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Acquired brain and spinal cord injuries from motor vehicle accidents and falls are common causes of severe disability.

The 2000 Census Estimated That About Two in Seven Families