PEOPLE PASSING AWAY BY VOILENCE

People Passing Away By Voilence

People Passing Away By Voilence

Introduction

The Geneva Declaration has published "The Global Burden of Armed Violence: Lethal Encounters," a surprising and troubling relationship that does justice to many clichés and reveals that they are not armed conflicts, but the crime the number one cause of violent death.

In the world every year are killed around 526,000 people, but only 55,000 are killed in a guerrilla war or because of a terrorist act. According to the report, "The murders volunteers make 396,000 victims, 66,000 of them women, while the murders called" unintended "victims are 54,000 and 21,000 people are killed during legal intervention."

Discussion

Violent deaths represent a chapter survey open to professionals from all angles. In its genesis, production causes and consequences involving medical, social, economic, cultural, emotional, and others that, taken together, paint a very complex picture. Included in this major group are accidents, suicide and self-harm, and homicide and injury purposely by others. Operations of war.

The last group of deaths resulting in operations of war, is of such magnitude and complexity that would be pretentious to try to describe an "epidemiology" of war. Moreover, it would be unrealistic to postulate epidemiologist for preventive measures in a case that come into play the great imperialist interests and very complex historical factors. (Reiss, 2010)

The triad of accidents, suicide and homicide, has been gradually incorporated as a public health problem for the same reasons for accepting the cancer, coronary atherosclerosis or diabetes. That is, they represent a strong cause of death and disability and that fall within the general purposes of epidemiology, which deals with all health problems that affect human masses. In addition to this doctrinal position, the practical application of the epidemiological method in countries where violent deaths have been studied, is producing tangible results in terms of prevention. This is particularly true in the category of accidents.

There are certainly vulnerable population groups. The most important thing is that, through epidemiological analysis can be formulated to practical ideas and programs to reduce their frequency. Its complex nature requires and try to imagine original indices to measure the damage, but in any case, the methodology is the same background and known for communicable diseases and chronic diseases.

The difficulties are greater, but the epidemiological study is not impossible nor utopian. On the contrary, is the only rational way to approach the problem in order to construct a comprehensible picture and guide appropriate control measures.

The data suggest some association between homicide and American cultural patterns, as the first seven positions are occupied by countries in this part of the world. These countries have more moderate rates of suicide, which appears to be associated with older cultures. West Berlin exhibits the highest rate in the world in 1958, with 35.6 deaths per 100 000 inhabitants.

Suicide and homicide are violent deaths voluntary. The only difference is that the intention of annihilating is directed against another or against the same subject. In both weight determination seem to have deep cultural factors, ...