A recent clash with the National Rifle Association (NRA) has shown some doctors ...
NEW YORK - A recent clash with the National Rifle Association has shown some doctors who treat gunshot victims a way to heal their own trauma: through activism against gun violence.
That set off a viral response. Trauma surgeons around the country posted pictures of their blood-soaked scrubs and operating rooms after treating gunshot victims, punctuated with a defiant #ThisIsOurLane hashtag. Dr. Stephanie Bonne poses at the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, Newark, New Jersey, U.S., April 25, 2019. Courtesy Keith Bratcher/Rutgers New Jersey Medical School/Handout via REUTERS
“The empowerment that I am gleaning as an individual in trying to actually combat this preventable public health crisis is something that definitely helps to protect me from burnout,” Maher said.
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