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Author Joe Shrager, MD, doctor and playwright, offers his latest masterpiece "The Curious Trial of Dr. Allen Fine". Mr. Motis was seeing Dr. Fine for a rare skin disease. Treatment included ultraviolet light sessions in an ultraviolet light box four times a week. Mr. Motis was given strict instructions on how to stand in the light box, so that he would not get burned. When he failed to follow instructions, certain parts of his body got 2nd degree burns, resulting in painful blisters. He wound up suing Dr. Fine. In "The Curious Trial of Dr. Allen Fine", readers will discover the intricate details of how the trial ends and whether or not Dr. Fine prevails.
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