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A comparison of observed and self-reported helmet use and associated factors among motorcyclists in Hyderabad city, IndiaWadhwaniya et al., 2017
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- Wadhwaniya S
- Gupta S
- Mitra S
- Tetali S
- Josyula L
- Gururaj G
- Hyder A
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- Public health
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Objectives India has a high burden of fatal road traffic injuries (RTIs). A large proportion of fatal RTIs in India are among motorcyclists. The overall goal of this study is to assess and compare observed and self-reported prevalence of helmet use; and to identify factors …
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