- Exploring a Delayed Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer
January 29, 2019
Read MoreCervical cancer is a form of cancer that affects the cervix, which is located at the lower part of the uterus and connects to the vagina. The most common cause of cervical cancer is the human papillomavirus, or HPV. HPV is transmitted with skin-to-skin sexual contact. It is a virus that can be carried by […]
- Determining Liability for Prescription Drug Injuries in Pennsylvania
November 06, 2018
Read MoreMany people across the country wake up in the morning, grab a glass of water, and swallow a few prescription pills to start the day. These medications are typically prescribed by doctors and put together by pharmacists — all in an effort to treat a person’s condition or improve their health. You, as a patient, […]
- Misdiagnosis Leads to Death Every 9 Minutes
September 19, 2018
Read MoreThere is an alarming statistic out there that estimates some 80,000 deaths in hospitals across the country each year are attributed to delayed or inaccurate diagnoses. In response to this statistic, a coalition comprised of more than 40 patient advocacy and healthcare organizations was formed in an effort to improve how diagnoses are handled. The […]
- Failure to Perform Cancer Screenings
June 26, 2018
Read MoreNot much is more important than your health. Making sure your body is as healthy as your mind will only make life easier and more enjoyable. Not to mention, a healthy body will lend a hand in living a long and fulfilling life. While many people make it a point to see a dentist every […]
- Delayed Diagnosis of Cancer
June 21, 2018
Read MoreAccording to the National Cancer Institute, there exist more than 100 types of cancer in the world today. Cancer, which is a disease caused by an uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in a part of the body, can target any person, at any age, at any time. It is scary to think about, especially when […]
- PA Supreme Court to Reexamine Evidence in Medical Malpractice Case
March 28, 2018
Read MoreThe Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has decided to reexamine one case’s acceptance of evidence in a recent medical malpractice lawsuit. The original case alleged that a doctor was negligent during the victim’s hysterectomy and that he accidentally severed her bowel during the surgery in 2013. At trial, the judge allowed the defense to explain to […]
- Signs of Colon Cancer You Should Not Ignore
January 23, 2018
Read MoreAccording to the American Cancer Society, it can be very difficult to treat colon cancer if it spreads to nearby areas, therefore it’s important to recognize early signs and symptoms of colon cancer. Constipation. It’s an important sign of colon cancer in the colon. Medical literature indicates that there is correlation between constipation and an […]
- Beaver County Suit Claims Opioid-Related Industries Lied About Drugs’ Addictive Qualities
November 29, 2017
Read MoreBeaver County statistics report that there have been 279 reported cases of overdose deaths from 2012 to 2017. Pharmaceutical companies are legally protected by certain legislation. To hold these companies criminally liable, the Attorney General would need to bring a case against them. Individuals hurt in medical malpractice cases can still seek a resolution through […]
- Family of Patient Who Refused Blood Transfusion on Religious Grounds May Not Pursue Medical Malpractice Claim, Says Court
September 14, 2017
Read MoreA unanimous three-judge panel of the Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled that the family of a patient who repeatedly refused blood transfusions on religious grounds may not pursue a medical malpractice claim related to the patient’s death, according to a recent article in the Legal Intelligencer. The patient involved in the case was hospitalized with […]
- FDA Sends Warning Letters to 14 Companies That Sold Illegal Cancer Treatments
May 19, 2017
Read MoreOn April 25, 2017, the Federal Drug Administration announced they had posted warning letters to 14 U.S.-based companies selling products that falsely claimed could cure, prevent, treat, or diagnose cancer. The FDA explains that despite their marketing claims, these products are not approved by the FDA and could be dangerous to consumers. Director of the […]
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