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  • Public Health
  • Epidemiology

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  • Injury epidemiology and prevention are crucial public health achievements.
  • The field has grown significantly over the past century.
  • A dedicated publication outlet was previously lacking.

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  • This commentary announces the launch of the new academic journal, Injury Epidemiology.
  • It highlights the journal's role in advancing the field.
  • The debut issue features the first peer-reviewed manuscripts.

Key Insights:

  • The establishment of Injury Epidemiology addresses a long-standing need for a specialized journal.
  • This platform will foster further research and dissemination of findings in injury science.
  • The journal aims to consolidate and propel advancements in injury epidemiology and prevention.

Outlook:

  • The journal is poised to become a central resource for injury epidemiology.
  • It will facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing globally.
  • Future publications will contribute to reducing injury incidence and impact.