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Examination of risk factors and mental health status in an adult accidental fire death population 1998 -2005.
Through the use of Coroner's records the research has demonstrated that people who die in residential fires display a number of environmental, demographic and/or behavioural risk characteristics. The current research has been organised into two studies. Study one had two aims with the first aim to d
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