Justice Done In Jayant Patel Case?

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A physician, first disciplined for medical malpractice in New York, is finally convicted of manslaughter and causing grievous bodily injury....

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The Court Of Appeals Turns Judicial Precedent On It’s Ear!

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Recently, New York’s highest court ruled that estates can sue estate-planning attorneys for malpractice, dramatically overturning decades of judicial precedent....

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Strong Link Between Fibromyalgia And Suicide

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Do you suffer from chronic, unexplainable pain? Has your doctor diagnosed you with Fibromyalgia? You may be at an increased...

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Are “Meaningful Use Rules” Not So Meaningful Anymore?

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In order to qualify for Medicare and Medicaid incentive payments available through the 2009 federal stimulus package, health care providers...

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True Or False? Doctors Are Unwilling To Report Impaired Or Incompetent Colleagues

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Sadly this is true. A new study reveals that work-place monitoring of the competency and sobriety of physicians is severely...

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A Surprising Mistake That Your Physician May Make When Treating You

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What is the surprising mistake that many negligent physicians make when treating their patient? They don’t actually review the results...

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Lawyer Takes Euthanasia Debate Overseas

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Wesley J. Smith, an American attorney and award-winning author, will be traveling to Tasmania to try and prevent the legalization...

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Avandia Dispute: Good Or Bad For Consumers?

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Since 2005, there has been increasing evidence that the blockbuster diabetes drug, Avandia, increases the risk of cardiovascular problems, such...

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