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Research to Assess Whether Single Antibiotic Dose can Reduce Maternal Sepsis
A new research initiative is taking aim at sepsis—an infection that can take the life of mom and baby. Maternal sepsis is a significant danger...
Bowing to Litigation, Johnson & Johnson to Stop Selling Baby Powder in US and Canada
Unable to silence patients who allege they were injured by baby powder manufactured by Johnson and Johnson, the pharmaceutical and healthcare products giant is removing...
Medication Errors in the UK Health System—237 million Per Year and Counting
A recent study sheds light on the danger and frequency of medication errors. Pharmaceutical and over-the-counter drugs provide relief for a wide variety of conditions...
Healthcare has Changed—Is that Safe?
The delivery of healthcare is of heightened concern for everyone as the COVID-19 pandemic plays out. In a short span of time, healthcare services were...
Revisiting the Aging Surgeon—For Better or Worse?
New research supports earlier findings that older surgeons do not have higher rates of operative mistake and mortality. Our firm delivers aggressive representation to individuals...
Too Common—Burn Injuries Caused by Warming Devices
A post-operative warming blanket or device offers comfort and helps maintain a stable body temperature which reduces discomfort and speeds healing. Yet used incorrectly, these...
Time Out! Why Taking a Break is Important in a Surgical Setting
Taking a break before and during a surgical procedure can reduce the risk of surgical error and adverse medical events. The Joint Commission, an accrediting...
