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Tuesday 22 January 2008

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Men May Be More Susceptible To Head Injury Than Women, Study Suggests

ScienceDaily (Jan. 22, 2008) — Women’s skulls are thicker than men’s, but they both shrink slowly after we reach adulthood. That’s the conclusion of a new imaging study of 3000 people published in the Inderscience International Journal of Vehicle Safety. The detailed results could help in the design of more effective devices for protecting the head in vehicle collisions and other accidents.

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