La Scio sacra del rito latino descritta dall'abbate Michele Giustiniani patritio genouese de' signori di Scio e dedicata alla santita di N.S. papa Alessandro 7

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Poesie postume di D. Michele De Vio più volte senatore, e sindaco della città di Palermo sua patria ...

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Spicilegio botanico, dialogo di Baldasar, e Michele Campi di Lucca, nel quale si manifesta lo sconosciuto cinnamomo delli antichi, si mettono in chiaro altri semplici di oscura notitia, et alcuni del tutto nuoui alla luce si espongono ...

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Compendio della vita esemplare del sacerdote Michele Archangiolo Baldini, priore della chiesa parrocchiale dei SS. Stefano e Cecilia di Firenze.

Dedication signed: Luigi Antonio avv. Laurenzi.

Author Michele Wallace

General note: Title and date provided by Bettye Lane.

Author Michele Wallace

General note: Title and date provided by Bettye Lane.

Injury prevention in Queensland : report to Queensland Injury Prevention Council

Injury is the fourth leading cause of death in Australia. Injury rates in Queensland are amongst the highest in Australia and 21.5% of people surveyed for this research reported that their lifestyle or that of an immediate family member had been permanently affected by injury. Injury results in over 40,000 hospital admissions and 200,000 attendances at hospital Emergency Departments in Queensland each year. Queensland's death rate from injuries is higher than the national average, with consistently higher rates of deaths related to transport injuries. Queensland statistics also show higher than national average rates of injuries due to falls, homicide and accidental drowning. (Pike, Muller, Baade & Ward, 2000) In 2000-01 injuries represented over $4 billion (or 8%) of total health system expenditure, and 185,000 disability-adjusted life years (DALYs), or 7% of the total morbidity burden of disease and injury in Australia in 2003. (Begg, Vos, Barker, Stevenson, Stanley & Lopez, 2007). Injury is one of seven key health areas identified by the Commonwealth, state and territory governments for priority attention as National Health Priority Areas