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. 1972 Mar;62(3):399–406. doi: 10.2105/ajph.62.3.399

Automobile head restraints--frequency of neck injury claims in relation to the presence of head restraints.

B O'Neill, W Haddon Jr, A B Kelley, W W Sorenson
PMCID: PMC1530082  PMID: 5011172

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