Studies from P.W. Goslar and colleagues yield new information about injury infection and critical care.

Anti-Infectives Week | August 31, 2009 | Copyright

According to recent research from the United States, "Teen driving issues result in higher rates of injury. The Arizona Department of Health Services recommended addressing teen seat belt use."

"Driver belt use has been reported as lowest among those transporting passengers of similar age. Self-management is essential for long-term behavioral change. Peer-to-peer approaches have been shown to be effective. A group of trauma center representatives in Arizona replicated the Battle of the Belt program that began in 2005 in Missouri to address teen seat belt use using a ...

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