Volvo's Linda: Investigating Car Accident Risks for Pregnant Women and Unborn Babies

The video discusses the risks pregnant women face in car accidents, highlighting that car accidents are a leading cause of fatality for unborn children. Volvo has developed a digital crash test dummy named Linda to study these risks and improve safety systems. This initiative is in collaboration with Salgenska University Hospital, aiming to set future safety standards. The video also notes that most knowledge on this topic comes from the U.S., with statistics indicating more women die in traffic accidents than from pregnancy complications.

What is the main reason for pregnant women visiting hospitals according to the video?

• Dietary consultations

• Routine check-ups

• Exercise programs

• Car accidents

What is the primary goal of Volvo's digital crash test dummy, Linda?

• To improve car aesthetics

• To study the impact of crashes on pregnant women and their fetuses

• To enhance fuel efficiency

• To test new car models

Which institution is collaborating with Volvo on the Linda project?

• Harvard University

• Stanford University

• Salgenska University Hospital

• Oxford University

Where does most of the existing knowledge about pregnant women in car crashes come from?

• America

• Germany

• Japan

• Sweden

According to Professor Ian Milsom, what is a significant cause of death for women compared to pregnancy complications?

• Heart disease

• Traffic accidents

• Cancer

• Diabetes