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According to AAA, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for teenagers in the United States, and drivers ages 16 to 17 are involved in about seven times as many crashes per mile driven compared with adult...

“The more the merrier” may not be true when it comes to teenage drivers.  Inexperienced, distracted and youthful motorists may be more dangerous when in the company of their peers. The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety...

While American Football helmets are increasingly sophisticated, at the end of the day, they are designed to reduce the incidence of skull fracture.  They are not made to reduce traumatic brain injury or cumulative...

Children with “Attention Deficit Disorder,” Learning Disabilities (“LD”) and “Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder“appear to recover more slowly from concussions.  This delay in...

A milestone was reached today in Loudoun County.  The goal of giving out “a helmet a day” in 2012 was achieved at Rolling Ridge Elementary School in Sterling Virginia.  After last year’s success protecting...