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Injuries Cost the US $671 billion in 2013 – pie chart showing over two- thirds of injury costs were due to nonfatal injuries

Injuries Cost the US $671 billion in 2013 – pie chart showing over two-thirds of injury costs were due to nonfatal injuries

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Page 1: Injuries Cost the US $671 billion in 2013 – pie chart showing over two-thirds of injury costs were due to nonfatal injuries

Injuries Cost the US $671 billion in 2013 – pie chart showing over two-thirds of injury costs were due to nonfatal injuries

Page 2: Injuries Cost the US $671 billion in 2013 – pie chart showing over two-thirds of injury costs were due to nonfatal injuries

Injuries Cost the US $671 billion in 2013 – bar chart showing falls and transportation-related injuries accounted for the majority of nonfatal costs

Page 3: Injuries Cost the US $671 billion in 2013 – pie chart showing over two-thirds of injury costs were due to nonfatal injuries

Injuries Cost the US $671 billion in 2013 – stacked chart showing falls and transportation-related injuries accounted for the majority of nonfatal costs

Page 4: Injuries Cost the US $671 billion in 2013 – pie chart showing over two-thirds of injury costs were due to nonfatal injuries

Fatal injuries cost the us $214 billion – pie chart showing nearly $130 billion due to unintentional injuries

Page 5: Injuries Cost the US $671 billion in 2013 – pie chart showing over two-thirds of injury costs were due to nonfatal injuries

Nonfatal injuries cost the US $457 billion – pie chart showing injuries from falls and transportation account for more than half of this cost