A major insurer recently reversed course on its plan to outright deny claims for anesthesia services. According to recent policy announcements, Anthem Blue Cross Blue
A CDC study was just released confirming what we already knew: healthcare workers are experiencing burnout. Healthcare workers have high rates of depression and anxiety, and many
Around 40 people were injected with a fluid that was not tested against harmful pathogens at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City.
We have read, over the past several years, stories of overburdened emergency departments, overworked hospital staff, and profit driven emergency care. When the bottom line is the driving force behind
In 1951, doctors took a sample of cells from a woman dying of cervical cancer without her knowledge or consent. That woman was Henrietta Lacks,
We represent patients injured through medical negligence, but our efforts have the benefit of improving the delivery of care for future patients. It is well
The CDC recently published a report on maternal death from childbirth. Surprisingly, mothers are at more risk after they give birth than they are during
The New York Times recently reported that some seniors are having difficulty accessing care because they have no one to take them home. Many clinics
Despite attempts at innovation, duodenoscopes are still a health risk. Duodenoscopes are long, hose-like cameras which are inserted via the mouth and navigated through the
Someone has developed “black boxes” for the OR. Black boxes, also known as flight data recorders, have been used to collect information from aircrafts for
