JAMA · 2015 · 51 citations · 4 references
Public HealthEmergency MedicineInjury PreventionEpidemiologyInjury SurveillancePublic Health SurveillanceInjury EpidemiologyInjury RiskOlder Adult Injury SurveillancePopulation-based Injury SurveillanceTraffic SafetyTransportation SafetyBicycle Data CollectionInjury Surveillance System EvaluationLinear RegressionNonfatal Injury SurveillancePopulation Injury Rate EstimationPublic Health BenefitsRoad Traffic Injury Epidemiology
Cycling is associated with many health benefits, but also with the risk of injury. Trends in bicycle-related injuries are difficult to assess because the majority of nonfatal injuries sustained while cycling are not reported to police and thus are not included in traffic statistics.
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