All too often, those with serious diagnoses are bombarded with information about their treatment and suggestions regarding life-saving care. But retaining the sheer amount of information is difficult—especially when grappling with a serious illness. That is where a healthcare advocate comes in. A patient’s advocate is often a family member or close friend who stands … Continued

Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death among Americans and leaves more adults disabled than any other health complication. The severity of this life-altering event makes it a leading health concern for the residents of Baltimore and Washington DC. Early treatment is vital to survival and recovery following a stroke, so it is important … Continued

A stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is interrupted, leaving brain cells without the oxygen needed to remain viable. This potentially fatal attack on the brain affects more than 750,000 people each year in the United States, according to Centers for Disease Control. The concerned Washington D.C. and Baltimore medical malpractice attorneys of … Continued

Strokes are often viewed as inevitable death sentences, prematurely cutting a victim’s life short. However, according to the National Stroke Association, 80% of strokes are preventable and medical advancements have significantly increased the treatability of most strokes. Preventing a stroke The National Stroke Association identifies three guidelines in the prevention of a stroke: Identify. The … Continued

Your nerves are like telephone wires, transmitting messages from one part of your body to another. Some of your nerves will take messages to your muscles when your brain is telling them to move. Other nerves communicate messages from the body to the brain about temperature, internal and external pain, pressure, and other things. Nerves … Continued