Posts Tagged ‘doctor’

Prescription Drug Side Effects, Interactions Sending More Patients to Hospitals

Prescription Drug Side Effects, Interactions Sending More Patients to Hospitals

May 02, 2011  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,FDA & Prescription Drugs,Major Medical,Medical Malpractice   |   0 Comment»

As more and more conditions are being managed by medications, patients across the country are relying on their doctors and pharmacists more than ever before. In 2010, Americans spent over $300 billion on

Doctors Often Ignore Their Own Advice

Doctors Often Ignore Their Own Advice

April 14, 2011  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Major Medical,Medical Malpractice   |   0 Comment»

The doctor-patient relationship is usually one of complete trust, at least for the patient. The vast majority of people do not have any significant medical training, so they defer to the advice of their [...]

Texas Malpractice Law Should Be A Cautionary Tale

Texas Malpractice Law Should Be A Cautionary Tale

December 23, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog   |   0 Comment»

I have written many times about the unfair legal immunities extended to doctors and other health care providers in Michigan. I have tried to explain how these laws operate to deny victims [...]

Medical Malpractice Claims Keep Patients Safe; Legal Immunities Do Not

Medical Malpractice Claims Keep Patients Safe; Legal Immunities Do Not

November 30, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog   |   0 Comment»

For years, insurance companies and health care providers have been trying to convince the public that there are too many “frivolous” medical malpractice lawsuits. Although the argument sounds compelling, a look at [...]

It Doesn’t Always Pay to Be a “Good Patient”

It Doesn’t Always Pay to Be a “Good Patient”

October 02, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Major Medical,Medical Malpractice   |   0 Comment»

For many people, doctors are the ultimate authority figures, since they obviously have considerably more medical knowledge than the average person. This is particularly true for older patients, who [...]

Protect Yourself From Your Doctor’s Mistakes: Part 2

Protect Yourself From Your Doctor’s Mistakes: Part 2

July 28, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Major Medical,Medical Malpractice   |   0 Comment»

Yesterday I wrote about the difficulties that women face in getting the right diagnosis from their doctor. But women aren’t the only ones facing this problem—in fact men [...]

Choosing the Right Doctor

Choosing the Right Doctor

July 28, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Major Medical,Medical Malpractice   |   0 Comment»

"I will prescribe regimens for the good of my patients according to my ability and my judgment and never do harm to anyone." Many of you probably recognize this famous quote [...]

The Top Facts and Myths About Fitness and Exercise

The Top Facts and Myths About Fitness and Exercise

July 12, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Uncategorized   |   0 Comment»

You probably already know that it is important to talk to your doctor before starting any new exercise program.  However, there are still many exercise facts and myths out [...]

What To Do After A Car Accident; Helpful Tips Part III

What To Do After A Car Accident; Helpful Tips Part III

June 28, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Auto Accident,Blog,On the Road   |   0 Comment»

Like nearly 6 million Americans every year, you were unfortunately involved in an auto accident. The good news, you were prepared in the event of an [...]

Birth Trauma Induced Cerebral Palsy is Often Avoidable

Birth Trauma Induced Cerebral Palsy is Often Avoidable

June 24, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Head & Brain Injuries,Major Medical,Medical Malpractice   |   0 Comment»

Cerebral palsy is a tragic and permanent condition that afflicts infants and very young children. The symptoms of this condition can range from simple [...]