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An accurate diagnosis is necessary for patients who need to undergo medical treatment. Before a physician can decide the best type of treatment to order or refer a patient to a specialist who works with particular systems or medical conditions, a physician first has...
Anesthesia errors can have serious consequences for patients. These mistakes can lead to injuries, adverse drug reactions, longer and more expensive hospital stays and even death. Understanding why these errors occur is crucial for improving patient safety and...
In the realm of healthcare, medication errors stand as a significant concern. These errors occur when healthcare providers administer the wrong medication or dosage, leading to potential harm. Understanding whether these errors qualify as medical malpractice is...
When you are sitting in a doctor’s office, it is easy to feel overwhelmed and intimidated. However, in today’s complex health care system, participating actively in your treatment is more important than ever. Your health and well-being rely heavily on clear...
Umbilical cord complications do not happen often. The most common problem, when the cord wraps around a baby’s neck, only occurs around 20% to 35% of the time in full-term single births. However, when umbilical cord complications do happen, it can cause birth injuries...
Have you ever left a doctor's appointment feeling dismissed, confused or even crazy? Perhaps you expressed concerns about a symptom, only to be told it's "all in your head" or "just stress." Or maybe your pain was downplayed, and you were made to feel like you were...
Welcoming a newborn into the world is a joyous occasion. However, especially for the first few days, new parents may be stressed about their newborn's health. One serious condition to be aware of is neonatal hypoxia. This happens when a baby's brain doesn't get enough...
The first few hours and days of a newborn's life are critical in detecting potential birth injuries. Still, healthcare professionals may fail to recognize the signs, leading to delayed diagnosis and treatment. If not addressed immediately, birth injuries can have...
You trust your doctor. You've built a relationship, shared your medical history and relied on their expertise to guide your health journey. But what happens when a diagnosis doesn't sit right? When the treatment plan leaves you with more questions than answers? Or...
The likelihood of developing heart disease can be unpredictable, with varying contributing factors, such as genetics and medical history. But sometimes, the risks of severe harm can increase when treating physicians misdiagnose their patients, which usually happens...