Patients Not Informed of Clinically Significant Outpatient Test Results
The Archives of Internal Medicine, June 22, 2009, published results of a retrospective medical record review involving nineteen community based and four academic medical center
The Archives of Internal Medicine, June 22, 2009, published results of a retrospective medical record review involving nineteen community based and four academic medical center
For the value of HPV screening for cervical cancer in the USA The April 2, 2009 Issue of the New England Journal of Medicine includes
According to Alan Mozes’ report, Monday October 10 in Health Day Reporter, a new study suggests more than 12 percent of cancer patients in the
In Conjunction With The Performance Of Non-Cardiac Surgery In January of 2009 the New England Journal of Medicine published the results of a study conducted
Your rights to proper and regular screening for cervical cancer by pap smears and other means is being attacked. In a recent publication of a
Each year many die of multiple myeloma. It is a cancer principally affecting bone but capable of metastasizing to the lung and soft tissue. A
While modern anesthesia is remarkably safe, preventable errors still lead to tragic fatalities in Pennsylvania hospitals. This post examines the primary causes of anesthesia-related deaths, including medication overdoses, failure to monitor vital signs, and aspiration. We discuss the legal hurdles families face in wrongful death claims and how Lupetin & Unatin investigates these cases to hold negligent providers and hospitals accountable.
Published by the American Society of Cytopathology in their Journal, Pathology Patterns Reviews. Cervical cancer continues to kill approximately 4900 women annually. This is a
According to the CDC 99,000 people die annually from hospital-acquired infections. As Betsy McCaughey Ross, the former Lieutenant Governor of New York put it, “You
A noted cytopathologist, Leopold Koss, has said that the use of the Pap smear should virtually eliminate the chances of a woman developing invasive cancer.
Originally Published Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (PA); October 27, 1993; Section: NATIONAL; Edition: SOONER; Page: A-8 Steve Twedt, Post-Gazette Staff Writer When a catastrophic medication error occurs
Checklist: Protecting Yourself From Cervical Cancer The best protection a woman has against cervical cancer is to develop a trusting relationship with a gynecologist and