Harborview Medical Center treated more than 50 people for fireworks-related injuries during the Fourth of July weekend.

Harborview Medical Center released the number and types of firework-related injuries treated from this year's Fourth of July ...

Dozens of people ended up at Seattle's Harborview Medical Center over the Fourth of July weekend due to fireworks injuries.

Every year, doctors amputate fingers and hands damaged by fireworks. They try to save eyes. And sometimes they have to ...

As the Fourth of July weekend wraps up, Washington's Level-1 trauma center is tallying up the number of fireworks injuries ...

Doctors describe some of the most common injuries caused by fireworks — and how to prevent them without missing out on the ...

Clinicians at Harborview Medical Center have treated 52 patients for fireworks-related injuries during the July Fourth ...

As Americans prepare for Independence Day celebrations, doctors at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle are bracing for additional patients.

Forty-seven people suffered injuries related to fireworks incidents over the Fourth of July holiday weekend, Harborview ...

The medical center categorized the injuries as: 18 involving hands, 13 involving eyes, 8 involving other body areas, 8 ...

A Seattle paramedic said he has seen "significant, life-altering fireworks-related injuries" many times throughout his career.

Fireworks-related injuries increased by 52% from 2023 to 2024 The Consumer Product Safety Commission estimated that injuries rose from 9,700 in 2023 to 14,700 in 2024.