What to Do If Anoxic Brain Injuries Happen in the Hospital
Anoxic brain injuries can be debilitating, even deadly. Yet, they are most often preventable in a hospital setting if the patient receives proper care.
Anoxic brain injuries can be debilitating, even deadly. Yet, they are most often preventable in a hospital setting if the patient receives proper care.
A medical malpractice lawsuit was recently filed by Cronin & Maxwell, a Jacksonville-based law firm, on behalf of a mother who had a needle left inside her spine when she underwent a C-section 15 years ago. The suit was filed against the Naval Hospital Jacksonville and alleges the medical facility “covered up a medical mistake by leaving three centimeters of a broken needle inside” Amy Bright’s spine. Despite the fact that Bright had her C-section 15 years ago, she just learned last year that the needle was “still lodged in her spine.”
The student life is a busy one, but not so busy that healthy nutrition is impossible. All it takes is the right tools and a trip to the grocery store.
Patients Find Dangerous Medical Record Errors are Common
Chicago Area Hospital Loses Funding After Investigation
Insys and Top Executives Face Crime Allegations Amid Bankruptcy
Patients with High Deductible Plans are Hit with High Bills
Spinal Cord Stimulators Sometimes Cause More Harm Than Good
Breast Implant Injuries Have Traditionally Been Reported in Bulk
Judge Rules in Case Involving Genital Mutilation of Young Girls