How malpractice can lead to late stage colon cancer
September 15, 2020
You may have read our recent post regarding colon cancer rates among “young” (ahem) folks – people under 45. While some organizations recommend the first
You may have read our recent post regarding colon cancer rates among “young” (ahem) folks – people under 45. While some organizations recommend the first
When diagnosed with colon cancer, younger patients are often at a more advanced stage of disease. You may have already read that the American Cancer
Lung cancer can, sadly, affect any of us. What type is diagnosed matters because not all lung cancers are treated the same. Lung cancer is
When caught early, lung cancer can often be successfully treated. Sometimes radiologists miss significant findings on chest imaging; sometimes clinicians misinterpret the patients signs for
Strokes may be the result of medical conditions or they may result from medical procedures. As you may have read, preventing a stroke is the
You may have read prior discussions of stroke and malpractice, and may now know the symptoms to look for. So, what causes a stroke? Knowing
With stroke, time lost is brain lost. I do not know who to credit with originally making that statement, but it succinctly gets its point
Meningitis can be devastating if it is misdiagnosed. The condition is an infection of the membrane protecting the brain and spinal cord. It can be
Misdiagnosis of heart attack (myocardial infarction) remains a common problem in medicine. When quickly and correctly identified, patient outcomes are frequently good: folks get the
Atrial fibrillation (Afib), a type of irregular heartbeat, may be familiar to you largely from ads for medications. Millions of Americans live with Afib. The condition