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Belts, Bags, and Medicines: Application of a Medical Treatment and Prevention Model for Automobile Occupant Protection
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In that restraint systems can be viewed as medicines for the prevention of injury or death, some pharmacological approaches to the occupant restraint discussions are presented. Traffic morbidity and mortality are presented as endemic disease processes and pharmacological countermeasures in terms of testing dose rates, LD 50, side effects, informed consent and multiple drug usage, and federal drug approval are described.
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Domino, E. and Huelke, D., "Belts, Bags, and Medicines: Application of a Medical Treatment and Prevention Model for Automobile Occupant Protection," SAE Technical Paper 750392, 1975, https://doi.org/10.4271/750392.Also In
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