Fireworks ? celebrate safely or be sorry

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Dr. Edana Mann is an emergency room physician at St. Agnes Hospital in southwest Baltimore City. She has worked many late-night shifts on the Fourth of July and consequently, has treated her share of fireworks and party-related injuries.

“Every form of trauma is expanded on the Fourth,” she noted. “Burn injuries are the most frequent.”

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