The World Health Organization statistics reveal that every year 11 million people suffer burn injuries requiring medical attention, and that South-East Asia has become the burn capital of the world. From figures based on data extrapolated from major hospitals across the country, it is estimated that India has an annual burn incidence of 6-7 million, which is the second largest group of injuries after road accidents. The surgery department of the government medical college in ...Saturday 18 April 2015
60% of Burn Victims are Women and 80% are Hindus: Jammu Study
The World Health Organization statistics reveal that every year 11 million people suffer burn injuries requiring medical attention, and that South-East Asia has become the burn capital of the world. From figures based on data extrapolated from major hospitals across the country, it is estimated that India has an annual burn incidence of 6-7 million, which is the second largest group of injuries after road accidents. The surgery department of the government medical college in ...
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