All injuries, injuries from violence, injuries from domestic violence, and injuries from intimate-partner violence, by sex of person injured, with leading causes of injury for women and men; non-fatal injuries based on NEISS and NHAMCS data on hospital emergency-department visits. Additional data on fatal injuries.

Dataset sheets:

• men & women injuries: non-fatal injuries, with sub-categories men and women cross-tabulated with injury types, all injuries, injuries from violence, injuries from domestic violence, and injuries from intimate-partner violence. Fatal injuries with sub-categories men and women cross-tabulated against fatal injuries from all causes, violence, and suicide. Data for U.S. 2001 and 2010.
• leading causes 2001: top-20 most frequent causes of injury-related visits to U.S. hospital emergency departments in 2001, by sex and age groups
• leading causes 2010: top-20 most frequent causes of injury-related visits to U.S. hospital emergency departments in 2010, by sex and age groups
• comparison with NHAMCS: comparison of NEISS and NHAMCS injury counts for all injuries and injuries from violence
• fatal causes 2001 & 2010: injury-related deaths by top-20 causes by sex for persons ages 15 to 44, U.S. 2001 and 2010
• non-fatal extract causes: compilation of NEISS source tables on non-fatal injuries by detailed causes
• non-fatal extract totals: compilation of NEISS source tables on non-fatal injuries by broad causes
• fatal extract causes: compilation of NCHS Vital Statistics source tables on fatal injuries by detailed causes
• fatal extract totals: compilation of NCHS Vital Statistics source tables on fatal injuries by broad causes

Related datasets:

• serious injuries from domestic violence, intimate-partner violence & other violence by sex
• homicides by offender-victim relation, suicides, occupational fatalities, annually by sex
• claims dataset: domestic violence is the largest cause of injury to women