OTC Drugs as Effective as Addictive Opioids for Pain Relief
OTC Drugs as Effective as Addictive Opioids for Pain Relief
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Richmond Pines Faces Several Lawsuits For Negligent Care
Richmond Pines Faces Several Lawsuits For Negligent Care
Former High School Athlete Awarded $1.2 Million Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
A New Jersey high school student forced to attend her prom in a wheelchair was awarded $1.2 million following a successful medical malpractice lawsuit. Samantha Alpert – now 22 – was once an all-star tennis player at Livingstone High School, according to NJ.com. After a biopsy on her leg went wrong, the woman suffered nerve
Hospice Care Reliability Seems To Be Declining
Hospice Care Reliability Seems To Be Declining
Chin is Not Guilty of Murder, According to Jurors
Chin is Not Guilty of Murder, According to Jurors
Hollywood Hills Bills Resident Deceased After Hurricane Irma
Hollywood Hills Bills Resident Deceased After Hurricane Irma
Nursing Home’s Residents in ‘Immediate Jeopardy’ According to DHS Report
Nursing Home’s Residents in ‘Immediate Jeopardy’ According to DHS Report
Chiropractor Arrested for Second Allegation of Sexual Assault
Chiropractor Arrested for Second Allegation of Sexual Assault
Millions of Americans Still at Risk for Lead Exposure Via Paint
Many are aware that using lead paint in any way has been banned since 1978. However, some might be surprised to learn that, despite the ban, lead paint continues to pose a danger to “tens of millions of U.S. Homes.” How so? Well, because so many homes in the U.S. were built before the ban, a lot of them still have lead paint on their walls. In fact, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), “more than 87 percent of homes built before 1940 in the U.S. have lead paint,” leaving millions of people “vulnerable to lead exposure.”
New York Celebrity Surgeon Fends Off Some Serious Allegations
New York Celebrity Surgeon Fends Off Some Serious Allegations