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Heart attacks are a leading cause of premature mortality and hospitalization across the United States. People experiencing emergency cardiac events generally require professional stabilization and emergency interventions, including medication and even surgery....
When a hospital sends you home, the discharge instructions should explain how to manage your care safely. In North Carolina, you have the right to receive information about continuing care and recovery in a way you can understand. Here are some of the key things...
Many malpractice issues related to labor and delivery result in injury to the infant. However, there are also forms of medical negligence that can have lasting repercussions for the new mother. Women may tear during childbirth. Doctors may also perform an episiotomy,...
Some birth injuries are the result of unpredictable circumstances. Health care professionals may do everything they can to facilitate a safe birth, but unusual factors may lead to tragic outcomes. Other times, the medical professionals assisting a mother during labor...
Experiencing harm during medical treatment can be confusing and deeply upsetting. Many victims are left wondering whether what happened was an unfortunate outcome or a preventable mistake. Understanding the early steps to take after suspected medical malpractice can...
Despite a move toward “body positivity” in recent years and the inclusion of people (particularly women) of all shapes and sizes in advertising, some people still have negative views of “higher-weight” people. When a person with those prejudices is a doctor, it can...
Proving that a healthcare provider was negligent when discharging their duties takes more than just telling your story. Medical procedures and treatments are complex, and simply saying something went wrong may not be enough to prove negligence. This is where expert...