"We estimate that approximately 32,000 fewer patients would die if male physicians could achieve the same outcomes as female physicians every year." That was the conclusion reached in a recent study by the Harvard School of Public Health.According to the doctor who...
Month: December 2016
Fatigued truck driving still a problem despite regulations
Last year, over 3,800 people died as the result of crashes that involved trucks. Just 16 percent of those fatalities were the truck drivers or others inside the trucks. A whopping 69 percent were people in passenger vehicles. Fifteen percent were motorcyclists,...
Know your rights if stopped for suspected DUI
When most people are pulled over for suspected drunk driving, they're frightened, nervous and likely intimidated by the law enforcement officer(s) who stopped them. If they have been drinking, even a little, their judgment may be impaired. Therefore, when officers ask...
Winter weather brings increasing risk of truck crashes
Even here in the southeast, winter weather can be unpredictable. In fact, a snow or ice storm can be more dangerous in a state like Georgia where drivers aren't used to them than in states where they're a regular part of winter driving. In recent years, weather...





