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There is an epidemic that is killing almost half-a-million Americas and injuring millions of others every year. This epidemic is as bad as the top two killers of Americans, cancer and heart disease (each claiming over 5...
read morePrescription Opioids and Opioid Malpractice The use of pain medication in the U.S. is alarming–doctors write 71 opioid prescriptions per 100 people. In 2015, drug overdoses accounted for 52,404 deaths in the United ...
read moreThe U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that would victimize medical malpractice victims and protect the health care providers who injured them. If there is a silver lining in all this, it might be that H.R. 1215...
read morePeople hear about medical malpractice trials where a jury awarded large sums of money, like this Arizona family. Some of these cases are sensationalized, and the reports tend to focus on the facts of the case. As they sh...
read morePeople need to be aware that medical malpractice lawsuits are not the problem with our health care system. The problem is careless doctors and the system that protects them. Prior posts have touched on different aspe...
read moreUnderstand medical malpractice cases by looking at the facts. This will be my first post that looks at potential explanations for preventable errors. I say potential explanations because rarely, if ever, do we know why...
read moreMedical malpractice case review features various causes of malpractice. Operating on the wrong extremity. Leaving a piece of equipment inside a patient after surgery. Failing to diagnose an illness. These are among the m...
read moreUnderstand medical malpractice cases by looking at the facts. Case Review A 65-year-old woman presented to her PCP with nausea, fever, and a dark area in the visual field of her right eye. The PCP performed a physical ...
read moreMedical negligence, also called medical malpractice, is an epidemic in the U.S. Preventable medical errors kill more than 400,000 people per year. That means, every day, 1,100 people have their lives cut short by med...
read moreA 33-year-old Arizona woman was told by a paramedic working for the Phoenix Fire Department she was experiencing a panic attack after struggling to breathe and losing consciousness twice. The condition of the woman worse...
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