Stupid Mistakes People Make Which Result in Bodily Harm and Suggestions as to How to Avoid Becoming One of the Statistics

Drawing from fifty years of orthopedic surgery experience, Dr. George L. Lucas explores the myriad ways people sustain injuries, ranging from auto accidents to industrial mishaps. His time as a navy surgeon during the Vietnam War adds depth to his observations on trauma. Each of the sixteen chapters combines statistical insights with personal anecdotes, reflecting his empathy for patients while also offering practical advice on injury prevention. This blend of experience and education aims to inform readers about the risks and realities of accidents.