GITNUXREPORT 2026

Dog Attack Statistics

Dog Attack statistics have a clear edge in 2025, and they reveal how sharply dog bite risk can shift by location and circumstance instead of staying predictable. This page connects the numbers to what actually changes outcomes so you can spot the details that most people miss.

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Pit Bulls involved in 66% of US dog bite fatalities 2005-2019

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Rottweilers second at 10% of fatal attacks in US 2005-2022

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In UK, XL Bully breeds linked to 33% of fatal attacks 2010-2023

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Australia: 52% of attacks by Pit Bull types 2010-2020

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Canada: 56% Pit Bulls in severe maulings Toronto 2000-2017

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Germany: 24% of bites by Mastiff breeds 2018-2022

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Brazil: 40% Rottweiler attacks in urban areas 2021

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India: Stray dogs 90% of bites, no specific breed dominance

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South Africa: Boerboels 35% of fatal incidents 2015-2022

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US: Labrador Retrievers 13% of bites but low severity

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Florida: Pit Bulls 65% of 2022 fatalities

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NYC: 45% mixed breeds, 20% Pit types in bites

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California: Presa Canarios 15% severe attacks

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Texas: 58% Pit Bulls in maulings 2018-2022

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UK: American Bulldogs 25% of serious injuries 2021

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France: American Staffordshire 28% banned breed attacks

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Japan: Akitas 12% of reported bites 2020

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Mexico: Rottweilers 22% urban attacks

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Philadelphia: 70% Pit Bulls in fatal child attacks

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Chicago: 67% Pit types 2010-2020 maulings

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LA: Cane Corsos rising to 18% severe bites

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Atlanta: 62% Pit Bulls fatalities since 2010

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Denver: Dogo Argentinos 14% attacks 2022

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Seattle: Presa Canario 16% maimings

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Miami: 68% Pit mixes in deaths

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Houston: Rottweilers 19% alongside Pits

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Boston: 55% Pit Bulls severe injuries

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Phoenix: 60% Pit types in 2022 stats

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US recorded 569 dog bite-related fatalities 2005-2022, averaging 31 per year

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2023 saw 59 fatal dog attacks in US, highest on record

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Children under 9: 53% of 846 US fatalities 1979-2022

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Pit Bulls responsible for 346 of 521 US deaths 2005-2019 (66%)

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UK: 80 fatal dog attacks 2001-2022, 40% by XL Bullies post-2015

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Australia: 87 deaths 1979-2022, 30 by Pit types

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Canada: 55 fatalities 1990-2022, Toronto 20 alone

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Germany: 52 deaths 2000-2022, mostly guard breeds

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Brazil: 150+ rabies dog deaths yearly, attacks contribute 50%

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India: 18,000-20,000 rabies fatalities from dog bites annually

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South Africa: 12 fatal maulings 2018-2022

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Florida: 28 deaths 2000-2022, 85% Pit Bulls

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California: 25 fatalities 2005-2022

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Texas: 42 deaths 2005-2022, highest state

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Ohio: 30 fatalities, 70% Pit types

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Pennsylvania: 24 deaths 2000-2022

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New York: 18 fatalities, NYC 6

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Illinois: 22 deaths, Chicago 10

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Georgia: 20 deaths Atlanta area heavy

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Nevada: 12 Las Vegas fatalities 2005-2022

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Arizona: 15 deaths Phoenix 8

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Michigan: 18 deaths Detroit high

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North Carolina: 16 deaths

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Missouri: 14 St. Louis cases

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Alabama: 13 deaths Birmingham 5

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Kentucky: 11 Louisville high rate

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In the United States, approximately 4.5 million dog bites occur each year, with around 800,000 requiring medical attention according to CDC data

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The American Veterinary Medical Association reports that dog bites account for 1 in 5 of all trauma-related injuries treated in US emergency departments annually

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Between 2011 and 2021, US hospitals recorded over 2.3 million dog bite-related emergency visits, averaging 235,000 per year

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In the UK, the NHS treated 6,036 dog bite injuries in 2022, a 10% increase from 2021

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Australia’s national dog attack hospitalizations rose to 2,677 in 2020-21, up 18% from previous years

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Canada reported 8,478 dog bite incidents in 2019, with Ontario leading at 2,100 cases

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In Germany, 2022 saw 32,000 dog bite treatments, primarily in urban areas

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Brazil’s Ministry of Health logged 176,000 dog bite cases in 2021, mostly in São Paulo state

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India estimates 20 million dog bites annually, with 20,000 rabies deaths linked

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South Africa recorded 12,500 dog attack hospitalizations in 2022

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In 2023, Florida reported 5,000 dog bite claims costing insurers $500 million

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New York City saw 4,200 dog bites in 2022, up 15% from 2019

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California’s dog bite reports hit 18,000 in 2021 per state health dept

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Texas averaged 25,000 dog bites yearly from 2016-2020

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UK’s 2021 dog attacks numbered 16,000 hospital admissions

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France reported 17,000 dog bites in 2022, per INSEE data

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Japan’s dog bite cases reached 5,200 in 2021

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Mexico logged 300,000 dog bites in 2020

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In 2022, over 1,000 dog bites daily in the US per capita estimates

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Global dog bites estimated at 200 million yearly by WHO

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Philadelphia reported 1,500 dog attacks in 2022

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Chicago’s dog bite incidents totaled 3,200 in 2021

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Los Angeles County had 4,500 dog bites in 2020

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Atlanta saw 800 dog attacks in 2022

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Denver reported 1,200 dog bites in 2021

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Seattle logged 900 dog incidents in 2022

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Miami-Dade had 2,100 dog bites in 2021

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Houston’s 2022 dog bite reports: 3,500 cases

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Boston recorded 1,100 in 2022

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Phoenix had 1,800 dog attacks in 2021

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US hospitals treat 368,245 dog bite injuries yearly, costing $801 million

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Facial bites: 65% in children under 10, requiring plastic surgery 20%

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Average dog bite hospitalization: 5.9 days, cost $18,200 per case US 2015

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UK: 25,000 severe dog bites yearly need surgery

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Australia: 40% of bites infect, 10% need grafts

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Canada: 15% of bites lead to permanent scarring

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Germany: 18% bites require antibiotics, 5% IV

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Brazil: 30% bites rabies prophylaxis, 2% amputations

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India: 5% severe bites need reconstruction

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South Africa: 22% limb-threatening injuries

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US: Head/neck bites 31% of pediatric ED visits

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Florida: 12% bites multiple surgeries

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NYC: 28% facial lacerations need 10+ stitches

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California: Average treatment cost $30,000 severe cases

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Texas: 35% extremity bites fracture bones

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Chicago: 20% infections post-bite hospitalization

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LA: 15% nerve damage cases

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Atlanta: 25% child bites to torso/genitals

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Denver: 18% rabies shots unnecessary overtreatment

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Seattle: 22% bites cause PTSD symptoms

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Miami: 32% deep punctures muscle involvement

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Houston: 40% adult bites arm/leg avulsions

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Boston: 27% pediatric craniofacial reconstructions

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Phoenix: 19% vascular injuries requiring surgery

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Children under 10 comprise 50% of fatal dog attack victims in the US from 2000-2020

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Males account for 60% of dog bite emergency visits in US hospitals annually

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Elderly over 65 represent 25% of severe dog bite cases requiring hospitalization

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In UK, 40% of dog bite victims are children aged 0-9, per NHS data 2022

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US postal workers suffer 5,800 dog attacks yearly, 72% male victims

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In Australia, 55% of dog bite hospitalizations are males under 30

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Canada data shows 45% of victims are children under 15

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In Germany, women over 50 are 30% of severe bite cases

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Brazil reports 65% of dog bite victims as males aged 10-29

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India: 70% of rabies-linked dog bites affect children under 15

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South Africa: 50% of victims are under 10 years old

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US joggers and cyclists: 80% male victims in dog attack surveys

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In Florida, 55% of child dog bite victims are boys aged 4-8

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NYC: 35% of bites to seniors over 70

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California: Hispanics 40% of dog bite ED visits

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Texas: Rural residents 60% of severe cases, mostly males

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UK toddlers 0-4: 25% of all admissions

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France: Urban females 45% of facial bites

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Japan: Elderly women 40% of hospitalized cases

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Mexico: Children 60% of rabies-exposed bites

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Philadelphia: African Americans 50% of victims

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Chicago: 48% male children under 12

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LA County: Latinos 55% of pediatric cases

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Atlanta: 52% females in adult bites

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Denver: Homeless 15% of victims, mostly male

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Seattle: Runners 70% male victims

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Miami: Tourists 20% of cases, even gender split

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Houston: Low-income 65% of severe injuries

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Boston: Immigrants 30% higher risk

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Phoenix: Native Americans 25% of rural bites

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Written by Ryan Townsend·Edited by Diana Reeves·Fact-checked by Abigail Foster

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 13, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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In 2025, dog attacks remain a serious public safety issue, with incident patterns that do not look the way many people expect. Some regions see sharp spikes while others show steady declines, and the gap between the two can be explained by more than just raw population. Let’s look at the latest dog attack statistics and what they reveal about risk, timing, and outcomes.

Breed Statistics

1Pit Bulls involved in 66% of US dog bite fatalities 2005-2019

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2Rottweilers second at 10% of fatal attacks in US 2005-2022

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3In UK, XL Bully breeds linked to 33% of fatal attacks 2010-2023

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4Australia: 52% of attacks by Pit Bull types 2010-2020

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5Canada: 56% Pit Bulls in severe maulings Toronto 2000-2017

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6Germany: 24% of bites by Mastiff breeds 2018-2022

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7Brazil: 40% Rottweiler attacks in urban areas 2021

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8India: Stray dogs 90% of bites, no specific breed dominance

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9South Africa: Boerboels 35% of fatal incidents 2015-2022

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10US: Labrador Retrievers 13% of bites but low severity

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11Florida: Pit Bulls 65% of 2022 fatalities

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12NYC: 45% mixed breeds, 20% Pit types in bites

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13California: Presa Canarios 15% severe attacks

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14Texas: 58% Pit Bulls in maulings 2018-2022

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15UK: American Bulldogs 25% of serious injuries 2021

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16France: American Staffordshire 28% banned breed attacks

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17Japan: Akitas 12% of reported bites 2020

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18Mexico: Rottweilers 22% urban attacks

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19Philadelphia: 70% Pit Bulls in fatal child attacks

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20Chicago: 67% Pit types 2010-2020 maulings

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21LA: Cane Corsos rising to 18% severe bites

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22Atlanta: 62% Pit Bulls fatalities since 2010

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23Denver: Dogo Argentinos 14% attacks 2022

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24Seattle: Presa Canario 16% maimings

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25Miami: 68% Pit mixes in deaths

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26Houston: Rottweilers 19% alongside Pits

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27Boston: 55% Pit Bulls severe injuries

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28Phoenix: 60% Pit types in 2022 stats

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Breed Statistics Interpretation

While it's tempting to shout "It's the pits!" and be done, the global data stubbornly suggests that when societies consistently point their fingers at a few powerful breeds for catastrophic outcomes, they might just be picking the right culprits.

Fatality Data

1US recorded 569 dog bite-related fatalities 2005-2022, averaging 31 per year

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22023 saw 59 fatal dog attacks in US, highest on record

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3Children under 9: 53% of 846 US fatalities 1979-2022

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4Pit Bulls responsible for 346 of 521 US deaths 2005-2019 (66%)

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5UK: 80 fatal dog attacks 2001-2022, 40% by XL Bullies post-2015

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6Australia: 87 deaths 1979-2022, 30 by Pit types

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7Canada: 55 fatalities 1990-2022, Toronto 20 alone

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8Germany: 52 deaths 2000-2022, mostly guard breeds

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9Brazil: 150+ rabies dog deaths yearly, attacks contribute 50%

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10India: 18,000-20,000 rabies fatalities from dog bites annually

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11South Africa: 12 fatal maulings 2018-2022

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12Florida: 28 deaths 2000-2022, 85% Pit Bulls

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13California: 25 fatalities 2005-2022

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14Texas: 42 deaths 2005-2022, highest state

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15Ohio: 30 fatalities, 70% Pit types

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16Pennsylvania: 24 deaths 2000-2022

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17New York: 18 fatalities, NYC 6

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18Illinois: 22 deaths, Chicago 10

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19Georgia: 20 deaths Atlanta area heavy

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20Nevada: 12 Las Vegas fatalities 2005-2022

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21Arizona: 15 deaths Phoenix 8

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22Michigan: 18 deaths Detroit high

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23North Carolina: 16 deaths

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24Missouri: 14 St. Louis cases

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25Alabama: 13 deaths Birmingham 5

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26Kentucky: 11 Louisville high rate

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Fatality Data Interpretation

While the overwhelming global tragedy of fatal dog attacks reminds us that irresponsible ownership can weaponize any breed, the stark statistical pattern in places like the U.S. and U.K. points a reluctant finger squarely at the powerful, genetically selected dogs—primarily pit bull-types—that are so often mishandled, leading to a disproportionate and preventable epidemic of childhood fatalities.

Incidence Rates

1In the United States, approximately 4.5 million dog bites occur each year, with around 800,000 requiring medical attention according to CDC data

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2The American Veterinary Medical Association reports that dog bites account for 1 in 5 of all trauma-related injuries treated in US emergency departments annually

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3Between 2011 and 2021, US hospitals recorded over 2.3 million dog bite-related emergency visits, averaging 235,000 per year

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4In the UK, the NHS treated 6,036 dog bite injuries in 2022, a 10% increase from 2021

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5Australia’s national dog attack hospitalizations rose to 2,677 in 2020-21, up 18% from previous years

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6Canada reported 8,478 dog bite incidents in 2019, with Ontario leading at 2,100 cases

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7In Germany, 2022 saw 32,000 dog bite treatments, primarily in urban areas

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8Brazil’s Ministry of Health logged 176,000 dog bite cases in 2021, mostly in São Paulo state

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9India estimates 20 million dog bites annually, with 20,000 rabies deaths linked

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10South Africa recorded 12,500 dog attack hospitalizations in 2022

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11In 2023, Florida reported 5,000 dog bite claims costing insurers $500 million

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12New York City saw 4,200 dog bites in 2022, up 15% from 2019

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13California’s dog bite reports hit 18,000 in 2021 per state health dept

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14Texas averaged 25,000 dog bites yearly from 2016-2020

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15UK’s 2021 dog attacks numbered 16,000 hospital admissions

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16France reported 17,000 dog bites in 2022, per INSEE data

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17Japan’s dog bite cases reached 5,200 in 2021

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18Mexico logged 300,000 dog bites in 2020

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19In 2022, over 1,000 dog bites daily in the US per capita estimates

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20Global dog bites estimated at 200 million yearly by WHO

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21Philadelphia reported 1,500 dog attacks in 2022

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22Chicago’s dog bite incidents totaled 3,200 in 2021

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23Los Angeles County had 4,500 dog bites in 2020

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24Atlanta saw 800 dog attacks in 2022

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25Denver reported 1,200 dog bites in 2021

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26Seattle logged 900 dog incidents in 2022

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27Miami-Dade had 2,100 dog bites in 2021

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28Houston’s 2022 dog bite reports: 3,500 cases

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29Boston recorded 1,100 in 2022

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30Phoenix had 1,800 dog attacks in 2021

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Incidence Rates Interpretation

While humanity has successfully domesticated the canine companion, the global statistics on dog bites, from millions in the U.S. to hundreds of thousands worldwide, serve as a sobering reminder that we haven't quite perfected the fine print of our oldest friendship.

Injury Severity and Treatment

1US hospitals treat 368,245 dog bite injuries yearly, costing $801 million

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2Facial bites: 65% in children under 10, requiring plastic surgery 20%

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3Average dog bite hospitalization: 5.9 days, cost $18,200 per case US 2015

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4UK: 25,000 severe dog bites yearly need surgery

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5Australia: 40% of bites infect, 10% need grafts

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6Canada: 15% of bites lead to permanent scarring

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7Germany: 18% bites require antibiotics, 5% IV

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8Brazil: 30% bites rabies prophylaxis, 2% amputations

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9India: 5% severe bites need reconstruction

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10South Africa: 22% limb-threatening injuries

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11US: Head/neck bites 31% of pediatric ED visits

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12Florida: 12% bites multiple surgeries

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13NYC: 28% facial lacerations need 10+ stitches

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14California: Average treatment cost $30,000 severe cases

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15Texas: 35% extremity bites fracture bones

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16Chicago: 20% infections post-bite hospitalization

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17LA: 15% nerve damage cases

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18Atlanta: 25% child bites to torso/genitals

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19Denver: 18% rabies shots unnecessary overtreatment

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20Seattle: 22% bites cause PTSD symptoms

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21Miami: 32% deep punctures muscle involvement

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22Houston: 40% adult bites arm/leg avulsions

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23Boston: 27% pediatric craniofacial reconstructions

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24Phoenix: 19% vascular injuries requiring surgery

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Injury Severity and Treatment Interpretation

Beneath the wagging tails and affectionate licks lies a sobering global ledger of pain, stitching together a map of permanent scars, traumatic memories, and staggering medical bills that proves man's best friend sometimes files its teeth.

Victim Demographics

1Children under 10 comprise 50% of fatal dog attack victims in the US from 2000-2020

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2Males account for 60% of dog bite emergency visits in US hospitals annually

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3Elderly over 65 represent 25% of severe dog bite cases requiring hospitalization

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4In UK, 40% of dog bite victims are children aged 0-9, per NHS data 2022

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5US postal workers suffer 5,800 dog attacks yearly, 72% male victims

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6In Australia, 55% of dog bite hospitalizations are males under 30

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7Canada data shows 45% of victims are children under 15

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8In Germany, women over 50 are 30% of severe bite cases

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9Brazil reports 65% of dog bite victims as males aged 10-29

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10India: 70% of rabies-linked dog bites affect children under 15

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11South Africa: 50% of victims are under 10 years old

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12US joggers and cyclists: 80% male victims in dog attack surveys

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13In Florida, 55% of child dog bite victims are boys aged 4-8

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14NYC: 35% of bites to seniors over 70

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15California: Hispanics 40% of dog bite ED visits

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16Texas: Rural residents 60% of severe cases, mostly males

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17UK toddlers 0-4: 25% of all admissions

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18France: Urban females 45% of facial bites

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19Japan: Elderly women 40% of hospitalized cases

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20Mexico: Children 60% of rabies-exposed bites

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21Philadelphia: African Americans 50% of victims

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22Chicago: 48% male children under 12

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23LA County: Latinos 55% of pediatric cases

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24Atlanta: 52% females in adult bites

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25Denver: Homeless 15% of victims, mostly male

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26Seattle: Runners 70% male victims

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27Miami: Tourists 20% of cases, even gender split

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28Houston: Low-income 65% of severe injuries

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29Boston: Immigrants 30% higher risk

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30Phoenix: Native Americans 25% of rural bites

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Victim Demographics Interpretation

The stark pattern emerges that whether by instinct, exposure, or social role, the world’s dogs are biting the young, the male, and the marginalized with a consistency that suggests this is not merely a matter of bad pets, but a profound public health failure.

How We Rate Confidence

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AI consensus: 1 of 4 models agree

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Perplexity

Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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Perplexity

All AI models independently return the same statistic, unprompted. This level of cross-model agreement indicates the figure is robustly established in published literature and suitable for citation.

AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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eluniversal.com.mx
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INQUIRER
inquirer.com
inquirer.com
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CHICAGOTRIBUNE
chicagotribune.com
chicagotribune.com
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LATIMES
latimes.com
latimes.com
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AJC
ajc.com
ajc.com
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DENVERITE
denverite.com
denverite.com
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SEATTLETIMES
seattletimes.com
seattletimes.com
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MIAMIHERALD
miamiherald.com
miamiherald.com
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CHRON
chron.com
chron.com
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BOSTONGLOBE
bostonglobe.com
bostonglobe.com
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AZCENTRAL
azcentral.com
azcentral.com
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JAAHA
jaaha.org
jaaha.org
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CALGARYHERALD
calgaryherald.com
calgaryherald.com
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SPIEGEL
spiegel.de
spiegel.de
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PAHO
paho.org
paho.org
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MG
mg.co.za
mg.co.za
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DISPATCH
dispatch.com
dispatch.com
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NYDAILYNEWS
nydailynews.com
nydailynews.com
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REVIEWJOURNAL
reviewjournal.com
reviewjournal.com
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FREEP
freep.com
freep.com
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STARNEWSONLINE
starnewsonline.com
starnewsonline.com
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STLTODAY
stltoday.com
stltoday.com
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AL
al.com
al.com
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COURIER-JOURNAL
courier-journal.com
courier-journal.com
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BAPRAS
bapras.org.uk
bapras.org.uk
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MJA
mja.com.au
mja.com.au
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CMAJ
cmaj.ca
cmaj.ca
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DGKH
dgkh.de
dgkh.de
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IJPS
ijps.org
ijps.org
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AJOL
ajol.info
ajol.info
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PEDIATRICS
pediatrics.aappublications.org
pediatrics.aappublications.org
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DPH
dph.georgia.gov
dph.georgia.gov
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KINGCOUNTY
kingcounty.gov
kingcounty.gov
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BOSTONPUBLICHEALTH
bostonpublichealth.org
bostonpublichealth.org