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© 1986 Oxford University Press

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Alcohol Levels in Drivers and Pedestrians Killed in Road Accidents in Israel

E RICHTER*, U MELTZER*, B BLOCH**, G TYGER** and R BEN-DOV*,{dagger}

*Hebrew University-Hadassah School of Public Health, Department of Medical Ecology Jerusalem, Israel
**Ministry of Health, Institute of Forensic Medicine Jaffa, Israel
{dagger}Mt. Pleasant Hospital Addiction Studies Foundation Jerusalem, Israel

Among autopsied drivers and pedestrians, blood alcohol levels >50 mg/dl were found to be associated with male gender, one-car accidents and nighttime. Driving and walking while intoxicated (DWI and WWI) have emerged as public health problems in Israel.

Revised 1 September 1985


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