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The Sad Results of Nursing Home Hip Injuries

A recent study published in JAMA Internal Medicine reveals that half of nursing home residents who suffer a hip fracture […]

For all of the good hospitals do, they can be dangerous places. The National Institute of Medicine has estimated that

The death of Rasheen Rose, 33, a mentally disabled man who resided at Fineson Developmental Center in Queens, New York,

Nine employees of a Long Island nursing home have been indicted by a grand jury in connection with the death

A recent report by the New York Public Interest Research Group or NYPIRG has concluded that more than 77 percent

Recently, a Staten Island woman was forced to undergo a Cesarean section. She is now filing a lawsuit against the

Brooklyn mom Stacey Galette, 33, sued Winthrop University Hospital and won $62 million for a minor procedure that went horribly

Seventeen employees of Highpointe, a nursing home in Buffalo, New York, have been charged with felonies related to complaints of

Medical malpractice lawsuits and payouts of damages have been a political hot button for years across the United States. Many

The Cesarean birth, more commonly known as the C-section, is obviously not a new procedure. Legend dates it back to