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Tens of Thousands of Unnecessary Surgeries in US Every Year

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 24th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

Most of us have grown up and been taught to trust our doctors and their recommendations. Most of us have also grown up to understand that surgery is usually a last resort that is...

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The Continuous Treatment Rule Is Important to Malpractice Law

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on June 20th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

Like any other area of law, the standards and norms that apply to New York medical malpractice lawsuits are filled with details, technicalities and nuances that need to be properly understood so that people...

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Researchers Find Link Between Epilepsy and Autism

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on May 17th, 2013 in Autism Blog

Epilepsy and autism are both serious medical issues that need to be properly managed by medical professionals in order to minimize the effects of their symptoms. Epilepsy and autism are both lifelong conditions that...

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Article in Healthcare Publication Details Shocking Statistics Regarding Missed Diagnoses

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on May 7th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

If you have ever been sick or injured and you’ve sought the help of a doctor or doctors to help you recover, you probably placed your trust in that doctor’s opinions for many different...

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Study Connects Autism with Creases in the Placenta

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on April 26th, 2013 in Birth Injury Blog

If you have ever had a child, either as a mother or as a father, you doubtlessly saw and experienced things with your first child that you never had considered before that day. The...

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Study from England Challenges Several Generally Held Beliefs Regarding Autism and Communication

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on April 25th, 2013 in Autism Blog

There are several well known facts relating to children who have autism, and one of them states that approximately 25 percent of all autistic children experience difficulties with communicating with others. There are other...

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Study Finds Delay in Autism Diagnosis Tied to Symptoms Displayed

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on April 17th, 2013 in Autism Blog

autism spectrum disorder, you unfortunately have become part of an alarming statistic in the United States. One of every 88 children born in the country is ultimately diagnosed with this condition, and that’s more...

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Cerebral Palsy and Yoga? More People Starting to Believe

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on April 9th, 2013 in Birth Injury Blog

If you are a parent whose child experienced a difficult birth where your baby was cut off from an oxygen supply for any period of time, you probably remember the terror that you felt...

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Little-Known Aspect of Medical Malpractice Law Makes It Difficult to Sue for a Missed Diagnosis

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on April 8th, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

Despite the fact that the vast majority of situations where someone receives medical care involve a doctor performing capably and properly for that patient, doctors are also human and they will make mistakes just...

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Premature Rupture of Membranes – How PROM Presents Risks to Infants

Posted by: James Fitzgerald on February 22nd, 2013 in Medical Malpractice Blog

Female bodies are built to handle extreme levels of performance, and expecting mothers provide all of us with a constant example of what it takes to safely and successfully carry a child to term...

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