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People trust medical professionals to make appropriate decisions about their treatment. Physicians could recommend surgical interventions or medications depending on a patient's diagnosis and symptoms. For some people, there might be a variety of different treatment...
When a child is diagnosed with cerebral palsy, families often search for reasons. One concern is whether an infection during pregnancy may have played a role. Conditions like rubella (German measles), cytomegalovirus (CMV) or herpes-type viruses can sometimes disrupt...
When your baby suffers an injury during birth, you want to know if it came from an unavoidable complication or from a doctor’s mistake. That’s not always clear in the moment, but there are signs that point to malpractice. Here’s what you should watch for. Your doctor...
When an infant is deprived of oxygen during labor or delivery, the effects can be serious and long lasting. Oxygen is vital to every organ in the body, but the brain is especially sensitive. Even a short period of deprivation can lead to permanent harm. Understanding...
Medical errors are a leading cause of injury in the United States, although it is possible that emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) can help to reduce related risks. AI tools are increasingly being used in healthcare, not to replace physicians, but...
Medical providers have been known to avoid admitting any responsibility when something went wrong with a patient’s care. For some, the fear of a malpractice suit was so great that they hesitated to say something as simple as “I’m sorry” -– even if they couldn’t have...
Electric bikes (e-bikes) are cost-effective and fun to ride. However, they are relatively dangerous. People can end up in crashes if they do not follow the rules of the road. The risk of injury is significantly higher if people acquire an e-bike with defective...
Medical malpractice can result in long-lasting physical and emotional harm. If you believe a medical provider’s actions caused your condition to worsen, it is important to take action immediately. Knowing all timely and responsible steps can help protect your health,...
When you're in the hospital, timely care can make a big difference. If a doctor delays calling a specialist and your condition gets worse, that delay may count as medical malpractice. You have the right to expect reasonable care, including fast referrals when needed....
When your child has cerebral palsy, school can come with extra challenges, emotionally and practically. Beyond academics, you are likely thinking about access, accommodations and how to help ensure your child is treated fairly. The good news is that there are strong...