Many pregnant women avoid using car seat belts fearing it could injure their baby during a car crash.
Many pregnant women avoid using car seat belts fearing it could injure their baby during a car crash. A recent study has underlined the importance of using car seat belts, especially life-saving during car accidents.
For the study, a group of researchers led by Dr. Stacie Zelman from Wake Forest University examined a national database of over two million injured patients, and found over 2,400 pregnant women injured in car crashes.
Spinal Fractures in Vehicle Accidents can Be Prevented With Air Bags and Seat Belts
A new study has lent more force to the idea that the combination of air bags and seat belts affords the best protection against spinal fractures sustained in motor vehicle crashes,
A new study has lent more force to the idea that the combination of air bags and seat belts affords the best protection against spinal fractures sustained in motor vehicle crashes,
The combination of a seat belt and air bag resulted in the lowest rate of complications.
The researchers suggest that pregnant women should use seat belts with confidence that they will help, not hurt, in a crash.
Lap-and-shoulder Seat Belts are Equally Safe as Child Safety Seats for Kids
A new study has revealed that lap-and-shoulder seat belts are as effective as child safety seats in preventing serious injuries.
A new study has revealed that lap-and-shoulder seat belts are as effective as child safety seats in preventing serious injuries.
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Seat belted Victims of Car Crashes Show Better Recovery
Recent research has indicated that car crash victims who wear seat belts show better chances of recovery even from the emergency rooms than those who don’t.
Recent research has indicated that car crash victims who wear seat belts show better chances of recovery even from the emergency rooms than those who don’t.
