This year's Burning Man is right around the corner, and it's time to start thinking about getting ready. Spending a few nights in the desert with tens of thousands of people can have its consequences, and we want everyone to be safe. This is a look at the injury reports from the last three years of the festival, so you know what to plan for. Try not to get flown out by helicopter.
SOURCE: Burning Man
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