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Readers of this blog know that active duty service men and women are unfairly prevented from bringing lawsuits for negligence occurring while they are active
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Still appears to work better in combination with radiologists Researchers from Google and medical systems in the US and Britain may be providing clarity on
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Aspirin is widely used for pain relief and as a blood thinner, but it may have cancer preventing properties
Sudden Cardiac Death is a condition with high mortality, though there are ways to prevent this deadly condition
Two recent settlements resolve claims made against major hospitals regarding inappropriate double-booking practices for surgeries