Norm Pattis, a talented trial lawyer in Connecticut, who has broad experience both suing law enforcement officers in civil cases for police misconduct, as well as defending officers accused of excessive force, writes frankly in an opinion piece, published earlier this week on his blog, about how the law can and should be changed to
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Webinar for High School Students to Work to End Distracted Driving
Because of COVID-19, and the ensuing pandemic, nearly 20,000 Georgia teens have gotten their license without a road test in the last ten days, as Fox News 5 has reported, https://bit.ly/2Le1dli. But drivers everywhere need to learn why it is so important to end distracted driving, which is killing and injuring countless people on the roadways
Evidence-Based Medicine and Dental Treatment
I have to admit that I have never looked forward to going to the dentist. I recently read a long article in this month’s The Atlantic, “The Truth About Dentistry,” by Ferris Jabr. The author looks at a disturbing case of how one dentist cheated his patients over many years, performing unnecessary procedures, and investigates how that
Golf Carts Can be Dangerous on the Road
Where I live, on St. Simons Island, Georgia, the golf cart has exploded in popularity as a means of transportation around the island over the last 10 years. While they generally come from the factory with a standard speed of not quite 20 MPH, I have noticed, and I am sure many have too, some
Father of Modern Burn Treatment Dies at 88
Earlier this week, Dr. Basil Pruitt, a retired Army surgeon and University of Texas-San Antonio professor who revolutionized care and survival rates for patients with severe burns, passed away. His life story is inspiring and remarkable. Dr. Pruitt was a master clinician or treating doctor who also became the most-cited researcher in burn care, and
