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New global study: long after war, nearly 4 in 10 people injured by landmines and explosives die

By Stacey Pizzino, Lecturer, School of Public Health, The University of Queensland
Michael Waller, Senior Lecturer Biostatistics, The University of Queensland

According to the world’s largest study of casualties from these hidden weapons, women were much more likely to die from their injuries than men.

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