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The quest for a better, safer bicycle helmet
Whether helmet use should be mandatory for bicycle riders is a heated topic. You’re undoubtedly better off wearing a helmet if an accident occurs, and the importance of wearing a helmet increases with the significance of the accident. But while helmets have come a long way since the strappy leather head coverings some cyclists wore before the 1970s, they still don’t do much to protect us from concussions. Helmet experts are calling for radically new designs to improve safety. Read the full article here.