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2004 Table of Contents
Mid-Year 2004 (Volume XVI, No. 1)
2003 Table of Contents
Summer 2003 (Volume XV, No. 1)
Fall 2003 (Volume XV, No. 2)
Winter 2003 (Volume XV, No. 3)
2002 Table of Contents
March 2002 (Volume XIII, No. 1)
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form ]
[ in text form ]
June 2002 (Volume XIII, No. 2)
[ in Adobe Acrobat PDF form ]
[ in text form ]
Fall 2002 (Volume XIII, No. 3)
[ in Adobe Acrobat PDF form ]
[ in text form ]
Winter 2002 (Volume XIII, No. 4)
[ in Adobe Acrobat PDF form ]
[ in text form ]
2001 Table of Contents
March 2001 (Volume XII, No. 1)
[ in Adobe Acrobat PDF
form ]
[ in text form ]
June 2001 (Volume XII, No. 2)
[ in Adobe Acrobat PDF
form ]
[ in text form ]
September 2001 (Volume XII, No. 3)
December 2001 (Volume XII, No. 4)
[ in Adobe Acrobat PDF
form ]
[ in text form ]
2000 Table of Contents
February 2000 (Volume XI, No. 1)
[ February 2000 Table
of Contents ] [ New
York's Riding Helmet Legislation ]
[ Equestrian Helmet Fact Sheet ] [ Update: The Aurora, Ontario Horse Riding
Establishment By-law
]
[ AMEA Comments ] [ Nature
vs. Nurture ]
[ What Is Good Riding? ] [ Questions and Answers ]
[ Attributions for Equestrian
Accidents ] [ AMEA News Items
]
June 2000 (Volume XI, No. 2)
[ June 2000 Table of
Contents ] [ Women Appear
to Suffer Worse Outcomes than Men ]
[ Editorial Comment: Instructors
and Coaches ] [ Horse-related
Fatalities in Ohio 1990-1998 ]
[ Jockey Injuries in the United States
] [ Equestrian Acrobatics in the
Adolescent ]
[ Horse-related Deaths in North
Carolina, 1990-1999 ]
[ Pediatric Horse-related Injuries in
New Mexico ]
[ Eventing: The International Safety
Committee Report,
April 2000 ] [ News Items ]
September 2000 (Volume XI, No. 3)
[ in Adobe Acrobat PDF
form ]
[ in text form ]
December 2000 (Volume XI, No. 4)
[ in Adobe Acrobat PDF
form ]
[ in text form ]
February 1999 (Volume X, No. 1)
[ February 1999 Table of
Contents ][ASTM Standard for Body
Protectors]
[ Eventing Safety in Australia ] [
Responses to Cycling with Helmet ]
[ City of Plantation Requires Helmets
][ Questions and Answers ]
[ Protective Headgear in a
Commercial Riding Stable
][ Book Review: Winners ]
[ Letters to Editor about Picture ][ Motor Vehicle Accidents with Horses in
British Columbia ]
[ News Items ]
June 1999 (Volume X, No. 2)
[ June 1999 Table of Contents
][ Summary of Crush Tests: April 1999
]
[ Safety Considerations in
Equine-facilitated Mental Health
Facility ] [ Use Your Head ]
[ Letter to AMEA News ][ Questions and Answers ]
[ Book Reviews ][ United
States Equine Inventory Up ]
[ Regional Variations in Equestrian
Mortality in Canada ][
News Items ]
September 1999 (Volume X, No. 3)
[ September 1999 Table of Contents
][ Nutrition Advice for Your
Riding Patients
]
[ Eating to Compete
] [ How Safe Is Riding?
]
[ Editorial ][ Horse
Riding
Establishment Bylaw ]
[Letters and Comments on Bylaw
Enactment
][ Compensable
Horse Related Injuries in Professionals ]
[ Approved vs. Non-Approved
Riding Helmets in
Competition Disciplines ][The Importance of Protective
Equipment
] [ Editorial
Comment ] [Irish Horse Riders Accidents
] [News
Items ]
December 1999 (Volume X, No. 4)
[ December 1999 Table
of Contents ] ] New York's Riding
Helmet Bill ]
[ President's Address ] [ AMEA Annual Meeting Minutes, November 6
]
[ Letter to Editor ] [ The
Developing Pediatric Equestrian Athlete ]
[United States Pony Club's 1998 Accident
Study ] [ Questions and Answers
]
[ NEISS Horse-Related Injuries:
Preliminary Figures for 1998
]
February 1998 (Volume IX, No. 1)
[ February 1998 Table
of Contents ]
[ Accidents Make Us More Aware ]
[ Dru Malavase Responds] [ Equestrian
Helmet Testing ]
[ Head Protection Research Laboratory
] [ Editorial Comment ]
[ USCTA Annual and Safety Committee
Meetings ] [ Energy Cost of Riding
]
[ Presidential Address ] [ A Personal Experience of Thirty Years of
Riding Accidents
]
[ News Items ] [ Educational
Material Available to Order ]
May 1998 (Volume IX, No. 2)
[ May 1998 Table of Contents
] [ Medical Personnel for Events
]
[ Emergency Service Personnel ] [Disaster Planning: Barn Safety ]
[ The Value of Certification
] [Need for Tailored Equestrian Safety
Education ]
[ Equestrian Injuries: A Survey in
British Columbia, Canada
] [ News Items ]
August 1998 (Volume IX, No. 3)
[ August 1998 Table of
Contents ] [ NEISS Horse Related
Injuries ]
[ Sports Popularity ] [ Equestrian
Mortality ]
[ AMEA Annual Meeting ] [ How About Riding Lessons? ]
[ 4-H and Helmet Use ] [ Equestrian
Helmet Safety ]
[ Intracranial Hematoma ] [ News Items ]
November 1998 (Volume IX, No. 4)
[ November 1998 Table of Contents
][ Injury in the
Wilderness ]
[ Comparing Headgear ] [ Drugs in Horse Activities ]
[ AAHS Brings Safety to Navajo
Reservation ][ Equitation 1960
]
[ Jockey Injuries in 1997 ][ USPC
1997 Accident Study ]
[ Rodeo Standard for Protective Helmets
][ Ten Legal Commandments ]
[ World Equestrian Games, 1998 ][ Executive Secretary's Report ]
February 1997 (Volume VII, No. 1)
[ February 1997 Table of
Contents ] [ Biomechanical
Mechanism of Head Injury ]
[ AMEA Looks to Future Needs ] [Recall of Troxel Grand Prix Equestrian
Helmet ]
[ Safety and the Bottom Line ] [Saddle Type May Influence Lower Back Pain
]
[ Riding Instructor Goals Develop
Safe Environment
Program ] [Goals Recommended for
Instructors ]
May 1997 (Volume VIII, No. 1)
[ May 1997 Table of Contents
] [ Victorian Injury surveillance
System - Australia ]
[ Recommendations: Riding ] [Recommendations: Ground ]
[ Editorial: Protective Vests ] [Health and Safety at Work in Equestrian
Establishments ]
[ Editorial: Health and Safety at Work
in Equestrian
Establishments ] [North American
Horsemen's Association
Awards Four Year Grant to AMEA ]
[ Book Review: Fitness, Performance and
the Female
Equestrian ] [Book Review: The Total
Rider ]
[ Safety in American
Steeplechasing ]
August 1997 (Volume VIII, No. 2)
[ August 1997 Table of
Contents ] [ NEISS 1997 Horse
Related Injuries ]
[ World Wide Web and Equestrian Information
] [AMEA Speakers Available ]
[ Performance Standard for Body Protectors
] [Horseback Riding in Excessive Heat ]
[ Flying Doctors of America ] [USPC Safety Committee Job Description ]
[ Safety Committees of Horse
Organizations ]
[National Monument Employees Required
to Use Protective
Headgrear ]
November 1997 (Volume VIII, No. 3)
[ November 1997 Table of
Contents ] [ 15-year Study of
Rodeo Injuries ]
[ News of the AMEA ] [ Safety
Equpment Institute] [ Safety
Summit ]
[ Development of Equestrian Sports
Medicine ] [ Helmet Life Span
]
[ Park Service Stable Concessionaires
Survey ] [ Horse-related Deaths
]
[ Sports-related Recurrent Brain Injuries
] [ Management of Concussion
]
February 1996 (Volume VI, No. 1)
[ February 1996 Table of
Contents ] [ Why Not Use A Bicycle
Helmet for Horseback Riding? ]
[ New Mexico Safety Equestrian Project ]
[Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis: HyPP ]
[ The National Jockey Injury Study ] [Are Deer Warning Devices a Danger to Horses?
]
[ Nevada Trauma Register for Horse
Accidents ]
May 1996 (Volume VI, No. 2)
[ May 1996 Table of Contents
] [ Vaulting Safety and the Use of
Protective Headgear ]
[ Peripheral Vision and Helmets ] [ 1995 U.S. Pony Club Accident Study ]
[ More on Deer Whistles ] [ N.M.
Equestrian Helmet Training Project ]
[ Grading Scale for Concussion in Sports
] [ NAHA Bodily Injury Damage Statistics
Report ]
August 1996 (Volume VI, No. 3)
[ August 1996 Table of
Contents ] [ Riding
Rehabilitation ]
[ North American Horsemen's Association ]
[ Horsepower Helmet Survey ]
[ Equestrian Injuries Surveillance at a
Rural Medical Center ]
[ Horseback Riding-Related Drownings ]
[ Girl Scouts Horseback Riding ]
November 1996 (Volume VI, No. 4)
[ November 1996 Table of
Contents ] [ Excerpts from FIT
for RIDING ]
[ Aerobic Training v. Aerobics ] [ USCT Statistics for 1990, 1991, 1993, 1995 ]
[ The Stirrup Debate ] [ 1995
NEISS Figures ]
February 1995 (Volume V, No. 1)
[ February 1995 Table of
Contents ] [ NEISS Recreational
Injuries for 1990-1992 ]
[ Horse Drawn Vehicles More Dangerous
Than Commuter Flights
] [NEISs Horse-Related Fractures ]
[ Osteoporosis and Horseback Riding ]
[1994 USPC Accident Study ]
April 1995 (Volume V, No. 2)
[ April 1995 Table of
Contents ] [ Sensation Seeking and
Participation in Equestrian Sports ]
[ The Study of Thrill Seeking Among
Equestrians ] [Courageous or Thrill
Seekers: Which Are We? ]
[ Safety Dilemmas ] [The
Day the Peacock Stirrup Saved My Life ]
August 1995 (Volume V, No. 3)
[ August 1995 Table of
Contents ] [ Cervical Fracture
in Horseback Riding ]
[ Heat Illness ] [Horseback
Riding-Related Traumatic Brain Injuries ]
[ NEISS Total Injured in Recreational
Sports ] [NSC Accident Facts: 1994
Edition ]
[ The Development of Competency
Guidelines ] [Competency Guidelines: A
Job for the 21st Century? ]
November 1995 (Volume V, No. 4)
[ November 1995 Table of
Contents ] [ Every Time... Every
Ride... ]
[ Horse Safety While on the Ground ]
[NEISS Summary 1995 ]
February 1994 (Volume IV, No. 1)
[ February 1994 Table of
Contents ] [ Health Care and the
Horse Industry ]
[ Eastern Competitive Trail Ride
Assn. Requires Helmets
]
[Thoughts on Conducting Horseback
Riding Injury
Surveillance ]
[ Answers to Common Questions on
Stinging Insect Allergy
] [Osteoporosis and Equestriennes ]
[ NEISS Summary 1993 ] [Editorial
Comments Regarding NEISS ]
[ Sports Injury Research ]
May 1994 (Volume IV, No. 2)
[ May 1994 Table of Contents
] [ Mouth and Tooth Protectors for
Equestrians ]
[ Editorial Comment ] [The
USCTA Safety Committee ]
[ The Development of Equestrian Helmet
Standards ]
[United States Pony Clubs: 1993 Accident
Summary ]
[ Vigorous Head Nodding by a Rider ] [Author's Comments ]
August 1994 (Volume IV, No. 3)
[ August 1994 Table of
Contents ] [ The New Equine
Liability Statutes ]
[ Equestrian Helmet Campaign Meeting
] [Update on New York State Horse-Related
Deaths ]
[ North Carolina Medical Examiner
Reports 1983-1992:
Horse-Related Deaths ]
November 1994 (Volume IV, No. 4)
[ November 1994 Table of
Contents ] [ Parents Honor Son
by Working for Safety ]
[ Horse-Related Fatalities in Alberta:
1975-1990 ] [Horse-Related Injury
Survey: Australia ]
[ Editorial Comment: Australian Survey
] [The New South Wales Study ]
[ Farm Horse Related Injury ] [A Horse of a Safer Color ]
[ Equestrian Safety in 4-H ] [Mandatory
Helmet Usage in State 4-H Equestrian Programs ]
[ Editorial Comment: 4-H Programs ]
[Asphyxiation in Horse Trailers ]
[ Safety Education Opportunities of
Benefits Rides ]
February 1993 (Volume III, No. 1)
[ February 1993 Table of
Contents ] [ Jockeys' Guild
Leads the Way for Safety ]
[ United States Pony Clubs 1992 Accident
Summary ]
[ Pro Rodeo Program: 1981-1990 Justin
Injury Report ]
[ Editorial Comments: Rodeo ] [Low Back Pain During Horseback Riding ]
April 1993 (Volume III, No. 2)
[ April 1993 Table of
Contents ] [ USCTA Accident
Statistics for 1990 and 1991 ]
[ Arizona Equestrian Injuries ] [Editorial Comments: Equestrian Injuries
]
[ Horseback Riding in the United States
] [Rider Survey Results ]
[Yosemite National Park Review ] [Head and Neck Injuries in Equestrian Sports
]
[Jockey Injuries Study Released ]
August 1993 (Volume III, No. 3)
[ August 1993 Table of
Contents ] [ The Danger of Heat
Injury ]
[ Conditioning for the Equestrian
Athlete ]
[Risk Factors of Head and Neck Injuries in
Equestrian
Activities ]
[ Why Not Ride Double With a Child on a
Horse? ] [Equestrian Accidents in
the United Kingdom ]
[Jockey Injuries ] [AMEA
Protective Vest Survey ]
[Body Protectors ]
November 1993 (Volume III, No. 4)
[ November 1993 Table of
Contents ] [ Save Damaged Helmets ]
[ Nevada Trauma Register 1990-1992 ]
[Future of Safety Equipment in Equestrian
Sports ]
[ National Electronic Injury
Surveillance System ] [Women and
Horses: What's It All About? ]
[Equestrian Weight Lifting and Strength
Training ] [Equestrian Helmet
Program ]
