The paper, written by Dr. Declan McNicholl (Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist)
Dr. McNicholl comments, “The evidence in the cycle helmet debate is polarized and is compromised by methodological limitations. However, on balance, it suggests that standard cycle helmets will protect against head and brain injury up to an impact of 12mph.”
This article appears in Volume 3 Issue 4 of Social Care and Neurodisability, which is published by Emerald Group Publishing. The journal is aimed at anyone working in social work, case management, social care and all others interested in the areas of acquired brain injury, neurodisability and neuroscience.
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