Where Injured People Come First
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, yet it is frequently misdiagnosed or overlooked. Many women experience different symptoms than men, leading to delays in diagnosis and treatment. When healthcare providers fail to recognize...
There are many aspects of medical care that people cannot manage on their own. Individuals can take over-the-counter medications to control certain symptoms. They can monitor themselves for an elevated body temperature or heart rate. However, people need the...
Prescription medications are only available with a doctor's recommendation. The rules limiting access to medications help protect the general public. Some types of medication pose a risk of abuse or addiction. Many others can cause health complications if taken...
The healthcare landscape is constantly evolving, and a recent trend gaining traction is the rise of private equity (PE) hospitals. These facilities are owned and operated by investment firms whose primary goal is financial return. While this model promises increased...
Illnesses can spread rapidly, and in some cases, they can put people at serious medical risk. Even common colds can be dangerous if someone has an underlying health issue, and more serious infections often carry a risk of death. When people fall ill, they turn to...
When people go to the hospital for medical care, they expect to receive compassionate consideration and appropriate treatment. Especially when an emergency occurs, patients rely on healthcare professionals to know what to do when they need immediate support....
Misdiagnosis is a grave issue plaguing the healthcare system in Pennsylvania and around the country, leading to severe consequences for patients and their families. Despite advancements in medical technology and knowledge, thousands of deaths occur every year due to...
A 2016 American Medical Association (AMA) survey revealed that more than one-third of physicians in the United States had faced accusations of medical malpractice. Fifty percent of those have dealt with two more lawsuits. Medical malpractice is defined as an injury to...