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NJ Docs Lose Licenses for Overprescribing Opioids and Steroids
It seems as though the opioid crisis is in the news everyday throughout the United States. Overdoses that often result in death are reported in big cities and small towns alike. And though we know that opioid abuse is rampant, we do not hear about steroid abuse as often, but it is a rapidly growing…
Read MoreRisks of Unapproved Vaginal Rejuvenation Procedures
Cosmetic treatments and medical procedures are not just to keep faces looking young. These days, many women are undergoing vaginal rejuvenation procedures to restore tissue to a more youthful state. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has serious concerns about these procedures, however, and warns women that they may do more harm than good.…
Read MoreDiagnostic Errors by Radiologists Alarmingly Common
Diagnostic errors can have serious consequences for patients. A misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis of a medical condition can prevent treatment from reaching patients in a timely manner and may do irreparable damage. Often these errors can occur in radiology, where a patient’s scans are read and interpreted. A recent report reveals that radiology error is…
Read MoreEMS and Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice occurs when a patient is injured due to the negligence or carelessness of a medical professional. While all medical personnel deal with high stress situations, EMTs and paramedics face some of the most stressful. When negligence or carelessness cause injury to the victim of a medical emergency, EMTs and paramedics can be held…
Read MoreHospitals Do Not Always Protect New Moms
A recent investigation has uncovered shocking news about the safety of new mothers who give birth in hospitals throughout the United States. Although most women give birth without any serious problems, nearly 50,000 each year do suffer a severe injury, and about 700 die. The investigation, which was performed by USA TODAY, found that with…
Read MoreBeware of Unnecessary Antibiotics at Urgent Care Clinics
Urgent care clinics seem to be popping up everywhere. They certainly offer great convenience for those who find themselves suffering from a sudden ailment or injury on a weekend or after normal doctor’s office hours, and an urgent care clinic may offer a far better experience than a hospital emergency room. However, according to a…
Read MorePediatric Malpractice Cases
When medical negligence occurs, patients who are already ill or injured may end up in a worse state than when they initially sought treatment. Children can also be the victims of medical malpractice, and the results may be devastating. Allegations of pediatric malpractice are much more common than one would think; and parents should understand…
Read MoreNew Jersey Psychologist Suspended for Failing to Protect Patient Privacy
When someone seeks help from a psychologist, a counselor, a psychiatrist, or a therapist of any kind, they expect that their sessions will be held in the strictest of confidence. When a patient seeks counseling, they want to feel they are in a safe place where their privacy will be protected. Although there are some…
Read MoreCosmetic Surgery Patient Suffers Permanent Brain Damage
Cosmetic surgeries can have the same complications as any surgical procedure. Patients must decide if it is worth the risk to get the look that they want, but they may not always know what they are risking. A woman in Georgia recently suffered permanent brain damage after experiencing complications during liposuction. This kind of injury…
Read MoreRisks of the Common Chemical Triclosan
A chemical commonly found in household products may be linked to the spread of colon cancer. Triclosan, an anti-microbial agent found in toothpaste, is considered safe, but new research has linked it to diseases affecting the digestive system. The chemical is extremely ubiquitous, so these risks need immediate attention. Triclosan was first patented in 1964…
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