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Australia: the world's fattest nation Read what this to has to do with cycle helmets. Changes in cycle use in Australia A comprehensive look at how cycle use has changed since the helmet laws. BHRF looks at a one-sided review of helmets for the BMA's Board of Science that relies heavily on the use of discredited and anecdotal evidence. How helmet laws could de-rail the City Bike revolution TRL confirms helmets may increase severity of injuries Our review analyses the findings and takes a wider look at rotational injuries. Safety in numbers Two sets of evidence that cycling is a low-risk activity which gets safer when more people cycle No evidence of benefit from helmet laws The influential Cochrane Review finds it cannot show that helmet laws lead to a lower risk of head injury. Risk compensation: myth or reality? The authors are not convinced about risk compensation - we look at their analysis. Evaluate them for yourself! |
4 UK reports find little benefit from helmets The results of independent research from diverse sources How they work and their limitations Conflicting evidence - not only in cycle helmet research A look at other medical research that has proved unreliable A critical examination of arguments in favour of bicycle helmet legislation How poor methods and analyses result in misrepresentation of the Canadian experience The health benefits of cycling Why the benefits of cycling greatly outweigh the risks Head Injuries and Helmet Laws in Australia and New Zealand A comprehensive assessment of the first helmet laws Helmet laws: What has been their effect? How individual laws have affected cycle use and casualties Our commentary on one of the principal pro-helmet documents Assessing the actual risks faced by cyclists Putting the risks when cycling into perspective |
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