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" The average Briton experiences 10,787 injuries, illnesses or ailments during their lifetime, research has found. A study of 2,000 people, conducted by law firm Slater &amp;amp;amp; Gordon, discovered that Brits typically have 134 incidents of ill-health or injury each year, including at least four sore throats, six cuts and two nose bleeds. Other ailments include shaving cuts (an average of four per year), toothache (two cases per year) and a cricked neck (four per year). Altogether, it seems that Britons typically experience pain at least once every three days, whether it be a bump or bruise, a headache or something more serious. Simon Allen, from Slater &amp;amp;amp; Gordon, said: &amp;#039;Although the idea of suffering more than 10,000 injuries over the span of 80 years is a little worrying, for most people these kind of bumps and bruises are injuries they will quickly recover from and won&amp;#039;t cause any lasting pain or damage.&amp;#039; The study also found that the average person has had seven accidents in the past year, with almost one in three describing themselves as accident-prone. View the &amp;#039;Lifetime of Injuries&amp;#039; infographic "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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