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Injured Dog Walkers Could Be Costing NHS £23m A Year - Great Yorkshire Radio
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Injured Dog Walkers Could Be Costing NHS £23m A Year - Great Yorkshire Radio
Hand and wrist injuries from a yanked lead are said to be the most common mishap. Experts from Raigmore Hospital in Inverness and Singapore’s Sengkang Hospital looked at the “understudied topic” by reviewing five US studies of almost 500,000 dog-walking injuries. Women made up three-quarters of the injuries, and 31% of the cases were in over-65s. Researchers – writing in the journal Injury Prevention – found that broken fingers were the most com…
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