Posts in February, 2012

Feb 29 Does Your Hospital Take Too Long To Transfer A Patient Having A Heart Attack?

Current research shows that about only one in ten patients having a heart attack or myocardial infarction (MI) are transferred to ...

Feb 28 Illinois and California Actos Bladder Cancer Lawsuits to Remain in State Courts

Pharmaceutical medication injury lawsuits are not like typical personal injury lawsuits, which are typically filed in the state ...

Feb 24 Patients On Patient Controlled Anesthesia (PCA) Pain Pumps Should Not Die Due To Respiratory Failure or Breathing Problems.

Any person who traumatically or unexpectedly loses a loved one, especially a child, will tell you that the pain never goes away. ...

Feb 22 Your Newborn Baby Has Yellow Skin, Should You Be Concerned?

Most likely what your infant has is known as jaundice. In most cases, newborn or baby jaundice is a minor symptom that will not ...

Feb 17 The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Is Investigating The Fatal School Bus Accident That Killed A Triplet And Critically Injured Her Sisters

A school bus that was carrying elementary school children was struck by a dump truck, killing one girl and injuring many other ...

Feb 13 Do Doctors And Nurses Only Wash Their Hands If They Know They Are Being Watched?

A Long Island Hospital installed cameras that captured views of every sink and hand sanitizer in an intensive care unit (ICU). For ...