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Someone involved in a serious motor vehicle collision could suffer a spinal cord injury. Even incomplete injuries that don't sever the spinal cord will require more than $300,000 worth of medical care in the first year after a crash. Spinal cord injuries also create...
Addiction is a serious medical and social issue that affects millions of Americans. Some people abuse alcohol, while others abuse prohibited drugs like methamphetamine and cocaine. Still others will over-consume or intentionally abuse prescription medications. People...
The doctor-patient relationship is founded upon trust. If you are ill or facing a grueling injury, then you need to be able to rely on those who treat you. Generally, after many years of training and experience, doctors get it right. However, they are only human,...
Doctors spend many years obtaining their qualifications. The formal education they acquire gives them extensive knowledge of the human anatomy and various physical ailments. While confidence is not a bad thing, overconfidence can be costly in the medical field....
When you're going in for major surgery, they will give you general anesthesia. This means that you're going to be entirely unconscious during the procedure. It's not just a way to numb your pain but to put you under until the operation is done. You will then be given...
Whenever you’re behind the wheel, one of the risks you face is the possibility of a rear-end collision. Rear-end collisions happen for many reasons, but some of the most prominent include not paying attention, driving while impaired and falling asleep behind the...
Injuries to the spinal cord are among the most serious injuries you can suffer following a car accident. Life may never be the same again, especially if the spinal injuries are extensive. You may experience loss of some body functions such as limited mobility and some...
Severe injuries can result after a car crash, fall, or other serious medical incident. Emergency medical care can help save lives or reduce the long-term impact of injuries. Unfortunately, sometimes the care received immediately after an injury makes the condition...
Hospitals and healthcare providers have a legal and ethical obligation to provide acceptable care to their patients. Of course, doctors cannot prevent all deaths. However, there are situations where medical negligence can result in avoidable deaths. If your loved one...
Doctors, surgeons and medical staff save many lives each day across the country. Unfortunately, however, medical professionals are not immune from making human errors. Some studies suggest that medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the United States....
