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Medical Malpractice, Hospital Malpractice, Professional Negligence:
- Malpractice Lawsuit Against Hospital for Failing to Diagonoe and Treat Sepsis [PDF]
Description: Complaint filed in a mother's lawsuit against Betsy Johnson Reginal Hospital in Dunn, N. C. for the death of her son who died of sepsis while in the hospital - Brain Tumor Misdiagnosis | Brain Cancer Wrong Diagnosis | North Carolina Medical Malpractice Lawyers
Description: Many brain tumors need immediate treatment in order to stop progress, prevent long-term disabilities, and save lives. This means it is extremely important that your doctor diagnose your brain tumor quickly and accurately. Unfortunately, brain tumor misdiagnosis, wrong diagnosis, and delayed diagnosis are all too common in America today. - EMS Mistakes | Common Ambulance Errors
Description: You know that you can be the victim of medical malpractice while at the hospital or in the doctor's office - but what about in the ambulance that takes you there? Learn more about the medical mistakes and medical errors that can happen in the ride to the hospital by EMS and EMT. - Silent Heart Attacks Affect 200,000 People A Year
Description: It's estimated that 4 million people in the United States have suffered from a silent heart attack and never known it. These silent heart attacks, which are just as dangerous as regular heart attacks, are hard to diagnose even though it is imperative that they are treated aggressively. - When Doctors Fail To Diagnose Breast Cancer
Description: The failure to diagnose breast cancer can be deadly - and yet breast cancer is one of the most frequently missed diseases by doctors and other medical professionals. Do you know the ways that doctors can botch your breast cancer diagnosis? - What Is The Medical Malpractice Statute Of Limitations In North Carolina?
Description: It is important to act quickly in the wake of your medical malpractice incident - North Carolina has a statute of limitation on medical malpractice lawsuit filings. Be sure you are familiar with North Carolina law so that your case sees justice. - Budget cuts in adult day care would force many seniors into more expensive nursing homes.
- Repeated Allegations Spur State Board to Suspend Physician's License
- A doctor and the parents of a 4-year-old face charges after the child died of a drug overdose
- Jury Awards Family $38.5M in Erred Baby Delivery Resulting in Cerebral Palsy
- Hospital Pharmacy Error Leads to Fatal Overdose in Newborn
- Kansas Physician and Wife Indicted for Fradulent Prescriptions
- Woman Has Kidney Removed after Botched Surgery
- North Carolina Medical Board Will Launch New Medical Malpractice Information Website
Description: The North Carolina Medical Board has moved to a decision regarding whether or not doctors' medical malpractice histories should be available to the public on the internet. - Neurosurgeons "Tap Dance" Around Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
Description: The fishtail effect of the astronomical rise in medical malpractice claims offers unpredictable results, based on research by Oregon Health & Sciences University (OHSU) in Portland, Ore., according to Newswise.com. - Just 2 Percent of Medical Malpractice "Victims" Take Action
- Medical Malpractice Claims Dropping in Pennsylvania
- Numerous Doctors in California Abortion Clinic Forced to Surrender Licenses
- Family Files Wrongful Death Suit after Hospital Patient Falls Through Surgical Table
- Patient Files Medical Malpractice Suit against Texas Hospital
- Ohio Woman Sues Surgeon after Husband Dies Following Surgery
- Mayo Clinic Alerts Patients to Online Drug Ordering
- Court to Decide Who is Liable for Medical Procedure that Left Patient in Wheelchair
- Steep Malpractice Insurance Premiums Prompt Some Doctors to Mull Next Career Move