Osteoporosis: an issue for both genders
CMG Law
June 4, 2015
Osteoporosis is not only a woman’s health issue. Men suffer consequences from it less overall, but when they do the consequences are often more severe.
Osteoporosis is not only a woman’s health issue. Men suffer consequences from it less overall, but when they do the consequences are often more severe.
A new book is out about the lives of nurses in America. One important takeaway: don’t go to a teaching hospital in July if you can help it.
A new study includes guidelines for hospital stays of health term newborn infants. While such guidelines purport to not define the standard of care for a doctor or hospital in such situations, juries can be persuaded that they should have been followed in a given case.
A lack of consensus about whether to screen men for prostate cancer highlights the difficulty of using guidelines in malpractice cases when there is a significant difference of opinion in the medical community.
A recent article in Politico outlines the growing issue of electronic medical records leading to lawsuits.
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