Recent Posts in July, 2011

• What is Being Done to Reduce Medication Errors?

  Jul 29, 2011
  Our reliance on medication is sometimes unavoidable, and borderline excessive or unnecessary under other circumstances. Out of all the times a doctor ...
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• Freak Accidents Are Not All That Uncommon: Burger King Car Crash that Injures Patrons Raises Questions

  Jul 28, 2011
  How many times this year have you heard on the news about a car, bus or truck losing control and crashing into a home, school or place of business? It ...
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• Infant Brain Damage Malpractice Lawsuits For Childbirth Injuries Are Often The Only Way To Ensure Care For Young Medical Negligence Victims

  Jul 27, 2011
  A medical malpractice lawsuit may be the only way a parent of a newborn who has suffered from a childbirth injury or hypoxic brain injury can afford ...
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• Can a Cephalohematoma Birth Injury Cause Cerebral Palsy?

  Jul 25, 2011
  Our experienced birth injury attorneys in Philadelphia know what can cause infant cerebral palsy (CP). Usually, it is not the cephalohematoma, but the ...
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• Prolonged or Premature Rupture of Membranes (PROM), Amniotic Sac, or Water Bag Can Cause Your Baby to Suffer Serious Infection

  Jul 21, 2011
  Is it the pregnant woman's responsibility to know if her water broke and if her unborn child could be at risk for an infection? NO. Any pregnant woman ...
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• Vaginal Mesh Surgery to Repair Bladder Prolapse, Uterine Prolapse or Pelvic Organ Prolapse Can Lead to More Serious Pelvic Problems

  Jul 19, 2011
  Since 2008, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been issuing safety communications due to multiple reports of adverse events, or problems, ...
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• Could Preventing or Treating a MRSA Infection Be As Easy as One, Two, Tea?

  Jul 15, 2011
  A recent research study, printed in the Annals of Family Medicine, indicated that hot tea or coffee may have antimicrobial (anti-germ) properties. It ...
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• A Failure to Diagnose a Vertebral Artery Dissection (VAD) Can Lead to a Stroke, Permanent Brain Damage, and Usually Disability or Death to a Child

  Jul 14, 2011
  Certain blood vessels or arteries in your body are major arteries that supply blood and oxygen to your brain. The vertebral and carotid arteries are ...
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• Is A Bowel Perforation During Surgery Medical Malpractice?

  Jul 13, 2011
  A Family Just Received a $7 Million Verdict After a Loved One Died of a Bowel Perforation After Surgery Bowel perforations during abdominal procedures ...
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