Well-known Canadian cycling safety researchers have published a new report
that looks at various injury rate parameters across Canadian jurisdictions
that differ in mandatory helmet law regulations. This brief article is a
decent summary of the findings:

http://qz.com/544089/heres-a-way-to-reduce-bike-accidents-ride-like-a-woman/

One takeaway is that wearing a helmet wasn't detected to have a significant
impact on hospitalization rates. Another is that biking while female is a
great way to reduce your injury rate. (I was once politely and privately
and justly corrected for using the term "cry like a little girl" in a
bikies post. But may I be forgiven suggesting that we "cycle like a little
girl"? Nah, didn't think so.)

-- 
S. Rose
Think diffident.
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