Christmas-Related Injuries
Updated: Dec 29, 2021
The National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS), which conducts surveillance on consumer product-related injuries in the US, identified the following injuries related to Christmas products, and weighted prevalence and patterns of Christmas-related injuries:
Artificial Christmas trees (17,928 injuries )
Christmas presents (2,305 injuries)
Electrical decorations (36,054 injuries)
Non-electric decorations (80,208 injuries)
Tree lights (31,855 injuries)
"Hey Griswold, where do you think you're gonna put a tree that big?” (Inspired by Clark Griswold in 45 'Christmas Vacation' Quotes That Embody What It's Like to Be Home for the Holidays.)
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