The results of this case–control study indicate that of the three commonly used helmet types, half-coverage helmets provide the least protection against head injuries for motorcycle riders when a ...

Traditional hard hats leave workers vulnerable to side impacts and falls, prompting safety managers to adopt advanced Type II head protection with internal liners and integrated chin straps.

When you think about motorcycle helmets, naturally, safety is among the first things to come to mind, given some of the dangers associated with riding a motorcycle. That's why most motorcycle brands ...

Selecting the best helmet is further complicated by the scarcity of test data that provide evidence-based guidance, but three key guidelines paint a clearer picture. Choosing the right helmet can be a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Are you shopping for a new helmet? You probably should be. Experts recommend motorcyclists replace their helmets every five years.

Testing analyzed information from falls in worksite environments and showed a clear distinction between traditional “hard hats,” known as Type I helmets, and Type II helmets that include interior ...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that head injuries result in thousands of lost workdays each year. However, the solution isn't as simple as always wearing a hard hat. The latest expansion of ...

We tested nine mountain bike helmets across months of trail time to find the best half-shell lids for trail and enduro riding ...

In the US, all helmets have to be certified by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), which ensures they provide protection against skull fracture. But this doesn’t tell us much about how the ...

Background Differences among three helmet types and the ineffectiveness of improper helmet use in preventing head injuries are speculated about but are seldom explored with evidence. A case–control ...