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Herbicide in Roundup Linked to Cancer

A recent report has linked Roundup, one of the most popular herbicides in the world, to non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a type of cancer. Roundup is frequently used as a weed killer for gardens and lawns by homeowners, landscapers, farmers, groundskeepers, and commercial gardeners. Created by Monsanto, the herbicide began selling in 1974. Its primary ingredient is…

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We’re Launching a Scholarship for Veterans & Their Families

As we approach Veterans Day, we're reminded of the sacrifices the members of our military have made to protect our freedom. This year, we're giving something back. This coming Monday, November 12, we're launching Scholarships for Veterans and Their Families. Gary Martin Hays & Associates is teaming up with The Bert Show to give away $1,000…

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Three Types of Workers’ Comp Benefits in Georgia

The world of workers' compensation in Georgia is a maze of complex legalities and practices. There are, however, some basics that every working person should know. Now, thanks to a video on YouTube, that information is available in a way that is easy to understand. In the video, Atlanta-based personal injury lawyer Gary Martin Hays breaks down the three types of…

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Discussion Parents Should Have With Their Teens About Road Safety

In observation of National Teen Driver Safety Week, we urge parents to have a discussion with their teens about driving safety. Currently, traffic accidents are the leading cause of death among teens 15 to 18 years old in the U.S. Common factors include alcohol or drug use, distracted driving, falling asleep at the wheel, and…

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Crime and Safety: Simple Ways Businesses Can Protect Employees and Customers

All businesses should take a proactive and serious interest in creating a safe environment on their premises.  But that doesn't always happen. Some businesses owners, particularly small businesses, do not report crimes against their establishments. This may be due to pessimism (the guilty party will never be found, so what's the point) or fear (this…

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