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How Safe Is Cycling? It’s Hard to Say

So, how safe is cycling?

Until his bike slid out of control while he was going 35 miles an hour downhill around a sharp turn, Dr. Harold Schwartz thought cycling accidents were something that happened to other people.

Now, after recovering from a fractured pelvis, Dr. Schwartz, 65, the vice president for behavioral health at Hartford Hospital in Connecticut, has changed his mind. “No one is immune,” he said in an interview. Like many avid cyclists, he is convinced that it is not if you crash. It’s when.

But Rob Coppolillo, 43, who was an elite level amateur bicycle racer for 10 years, led cycling tours in Italy and regularly rides in his town, Boulder, Colo.,…

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 How Safe Is Cycling? It’s Hard to Say

Until his bike slid out of control while he was going 35 miles an hour downhill around a sharp turn, Dr. Harold Schwartz thought cycling accidents were something that happened to other people. Now, after recovering from a fractured pelvis, Dr. Schwartz, 65, the vice president for behavioral health at Hartford Hospital in Connecticut, has changed his mind.

Injury Prevention

News, notes and discussion of topics relevant to injury prevention science and practice.

The Trauma Pro

My goal is to share the tips and tricks I’ve picked up over the years, let you know about new and interesting ideas, warn you about bad ones, and in general, just have fun spreading practical knowledge about trauma. My target audience is you, a trauma professional in any discipline, who wants readable, practical information unencumbered by all the academic jargon. Basically, I am slowly downloading my brain, five paragraphs at a time.

The Trauma Professional's Blog

The Trauma Professional's Blog provides information on injury-related topics to trauma professionals.

Trauma Blog

I am a clinical social worker specializing in the treatment of trauma. I use EMDR, a theraputic tool that helps people move from chaos to integration.

Trauma! A PTSD Blog

Blogging on PTSD from HealthyPlace.com, the largest consumer mental health site, providing comprehensive, trusted information on psychological disorders and psychiatric medications from both a consumer and expert point of view.

Traumatic Brain Injury Blog

I started this blog because I wanted to help people better understand the impact of brain injury and the remarkable work being done every day to improve our ability to diagnose brain injury, to treat brain injury, to prevent brain injury and to obtain compensation for brain injury caused by negligence.

David's Traumatic Brain Injury Blog

A survivor of a harrowing cycling accident in 2010, David is the author of Metamorphosis, Surviving Brain Injury. His ongoing journey is chronicled here on David's Traumatic Brain Injury Blog.

How to Recover: Comebacks from Traumatic Brain Injury

Whoever you may be, sometime or other life may well deal you a bad hand. And I can tell you, a traumatic brain injury ("TBI") is indeed a bad one! But it seems that the trick to life is recovering well from bad hands. This blog is about the ups and downs I've had and the lessons I've learnt recovering from mine.

Kara Swanson's Brain Injury Blog

I often think of brain injury recovery as waiting for a bus. You sit at the bus stop waiting and waiting and waiting for the bus to come. To be healed. To be returned to the life you chose. And then…one glorious day, you simply get up and start walking.

Lisabeth

We welcome you to our world — a world that has survived an intense trauma, brought us moments of pure terror, and countless memories of joy, hope and honor driven compassion.

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