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Find Out Why The Doctor Hand-Off Can Be Dangerous

When one doctor takes over patient care for another doctor, the chances of medical errors increase. That’s the finding from […]

In a perfect world, your doctor could be trusted to be forthcoming about any mistakes he or she made while

Even with a host of doctor review websites readily available, online doctor reviews may effectively be totally useless. That’s the

We’ve written before about devastating medical malpractice incidents occurring because a doctor or nurse was distracted. With that in mind

Birth injuries due to medical malpractice occur when a doctor or any of the medical facility’s staff acts negligently and

“When a physician makes a mistake, it usually results in a horrific injury.” That’s what an attorney representing a woman

The failure of a doctor to recognize the breakdown of red blood cells in a newborn directly led to the

The very first test that a newborn child in the U.S. is given is the APGAR test. If you’re unsure

According to a new study, medication errors are more common when they involve cardiovascular drugs than those in other classes.

A just-published study has found that while the rate of medical malpractice claims in the U.S. has dropped, the average