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What do you do if you suffer a serious burn injury?

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A great article was recently published addressing how to respond to serious burn injuries. On an annual basis, there are about 3,700 deaths and 19,400 fire-related personal injuries annually. Many burn accidents are preventable. Often, fires are caused by human error or negligence, defectively designed or manufactured products, or improper installation/maintenance of electrical or mechanical devices. Always handle these items with extreme caution. If you are ever injured with a burn, immediately secure necessary medical care and treatment.

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Full post as published by Illinois Injury Lawyer Blog on November 05, 2008 (boomark / email).

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