Helmet safety for outdoor winter sports
Gifting a sled this Christmas? If so, there are some important safety reminders that Minneapolis? only level 1 pediatric trauma center urges parents to keep in mind. Studies show sledders often travel between 14-25 mph, making head protection critically important. One of the medical directors at Children?s Minnesota, Liz Placzek, has tips to make sure the proper helmet fits. More info can be found here: https://www.childrensmn.org/blog/sledding-safety-protect-head/
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