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From Autos Insider RSS from The Detroit News:
Drivers of vehicles that perform well in side-impact crash tests are much less likely to die in crashes, a study released today found.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety studied crash test data from 2000-09, reviewing only crashes involving vehicles with side air bags.
After factoring for driver age and gender as well as vehicle type and weight, the institute's study found that drivers in a vehicle rated with "good" side impact protection are 70 percent less likely to die than those in a vehicle rated "poor."
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