@article{ref1,
title="Mortality by homicide, the fatal consequences of violence. The case of Mexico, 1979-1992",
journal="Revista de saude publica",
year="1996",
author="Lopez, M. V. and Híjar-Medina, Martha Cecelia and Rascón Pacheco, A. and Blanco Muñoz, J.",
volume="30",
number="1",
pages="46-52",
abstract="A study of homicide in the population of Mexico, was undertaken for the purpose of discovering the mortality panorama by this cause during 1979-1992. Homicide mortality trends were analyzed, as well as the main causes by age and sex. Rate by cause and sex were also analyzed using a Poisson Regression model. The variables were: age, sex, year, external cause of intentional injuries ICD 9th. E960-E969. RESULTS: The total number of deaths due to homicide was 198,485. Each day 35 persons die in Mexico as a result of homicide. Men were more affected than women with a RR of 10.1 and CI (95%) 14.9-16.0, adjusted for age. The main cause 56% was homicide by fire-arms and explosives. The high relative risk was for those aged from 35 to 39 with an RR of 15.4 CI 14.9-16.0. To the cause assault by other and unspecified means, the elderly population has a RR of 21.2 IC 19.7-22.9. Further research in the area and prevention should make use of a multidisciplinary approach in considering the multiple causes and solutions to this problem.<p /><p>Language: es</p>",
language="es",
issn="0034-8910",
doi="",
url="http://dx.doi.org/"
}