Incorrectly Mixed Medication May Have Caused Blindness
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Incorrectly Mixed Medication May Have Caused Blindness

A growing number of alleged victims have hired attorneys claiming they most likely have permanent eyesight loss due to an incorrectly mixed medication used during routine cataract surgery.  The surgeries happened between January 31, 2017 and February 21, 2017.  The medication was mixed at a local compounding pharmacy.  There are…

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Association with Ovarian Cancer Brings Law Suit to J&J

A Saint Louis jury ruled in favor of the plaintiff in her lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson for damages associated with use of talcum powder and ovarian cancer. Although a company spokesperson says  that decades of research supports safety in the use of talc, other studies support the risk and…

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Callous Workers Comp System To Blame for Unnecessary Injuries and Deaths

Houston Chronicle Columnist Patricia Kilday Hart reports how legislative “reforms” that favored insurance companies have gone too far.  Delays in response to doctors’ recommendations led to the premature fatal condition of a Harrison County deputy sheriff who was injured in a high speed chase.  Read this compelling article from the…

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Growing Numbers of Medical Mistakes Claiming Lives of Patients

How many lives are lost each year as a result of mistakes made by the medical profession? Over ten years ago, the number reported by the Institute of Medicine was 98,000. That was in the organization’s famous report known as the “To Err is Human” report. Originally desputed, that number…

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The Extent of Deaths as a Result of Medical Errors is Astounding

200,000 people a year – that’s what some estimates say. Politico.Com reports that Captain Chesney Sullenberger, airlines pilot known for the “Miracle on the Hudson”, now campaigns for awareness of this staggering figure that is the equivalent of “20 Airline Crashes a Week”. What if the airlines collectively were responsible…