The number one cause of recreational boating deaths is drowning, often exacerbated by the lack of personal flotation devices (PFDs) being worn by individuals. Many boating fatalities occur when individuals fall overboard or capsize, and wearing a life jacket significantly increases survival chances. Additionally, alcohol use and operator inexperience contribute to the risk of accidents on the water.
In 2011 the USCG reported that Alcohol was the leading contributor in recreational boating accidents. It accounted for 16% of the deaths.
being hit by the sails
Falling over board
drowning as a result of falling overboard
Drowning- usually while not wearing a personal flotation device.
The leading cause of sportsman deaths while boating is drowning, often resulting from capsizing, falling overboard, or collisions with other vessels. It is crucial for boaters to wear life jackets, follow safety guidelines, and be aware of weather conditions to prevent such accidents.
car crashes
probably not number one but a huge cause of many deaths
Drinking alcohol in moderation does not cause any deaths. However, abusing alcohol results in an unknown number of injuries and deaths.
Heart attacks (myocardial infarctions) are the number one cause of cardiovascular deaths. Strokes (cerebrovascular accidents) are second.
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