Wearing a Helmet on a Motorcycle Reduces Risk of Spinal and Traumatic Brain Injury
By Randy Appleton, Brain and Head Injury Attorney
Wearing a helmet on a motorcycle can reduce the dangers of spinal injury as well as traumatic brain injury, according to a new story.
The study from John Hopkins University looked at more than 40,500 accidents. See the full story here.
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