Prison Healthcare: Should Prisoners Have The Right To Sue For Poor Medical Care?

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Last Tuesday, a jury awarded $17.5 million to a diabetic man who is now confined to a wheelchair after New...

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Are Online Doctors The Future Of Medicine? Let’s Hope Not.

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What is the online practice of medicine and why should you care?  Here’s the scoop. Online companies with names like...

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What You Need To Know Now About New York’s Ambitious Statewide Plan For Electronic Medical Records.

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What is the statewide plan for electronic medical records and why should you care? Under the ambitious new plan in...

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A Stunning Statistic! Maybe Defensive Medicine Is Worth Another Look.

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Maybe defensive medicine is worth a second look. Check out this amazing statistic from a recent study by the National...

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Does Business Really Need Lawsuit Reform?

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In Sunday’s Albany Times-Union, a young lawyer, John Vero, Esq., claims that businesses are leaving New York State because of...

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Death By Budget Cut. Financial Constraints In State Budgets Prevents Organ Transplants For Patients In A Life Or Death Situation.

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In October, 2010, Arizona stopped financing certain transplant operations under the state’s version of Medicaid. The decision amounts to a...

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Mandatory Disclosure Of Medical Mistakes: Still An Illusory Goal

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In 1999, the Institute of Medicine reported that 98,000 people are killed by preventable medical errors in American hospitals every...

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Medical Ethics Question Of The Day: Should You Be Able Donate A Kidney In Order To Get Out Of Jail?

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Experts in medical ethics are outraged by the release of sisters from jail on the condition that one of them...

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