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What Is Sepsis? How Does It Happen and What Are the Next Steps?
Sepsis is not a disease, but your body’s response to an infection. A lot of people don’t understand what sepsis is or what causes it. What Is Sepsis? Sepsis happens when your body overreacts to an infection, causing changes that can damage any part of your body. It can progress to septic shock and ultimately…
Read MoreMy Newborn Has Jaundice Due to Malpractice: Whats Next?
Jaundice is where the skin, whites of the eye, and mucous membranes turn yellow. Learn more if a newborn contracts it from medical malpractice.
Read MoreWhat Is Stenotrophomonas Maltophilia? What Can Be Done About It?
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia is a rare bacterial infection that often infects hospitalized patients. Learn more about this resistant bacteria.
Read MorePerforated Bowel Complications Due to Medical Negligence
A perforated bowel or intestine is the appearance of a hole in the stomach or small intestines. Learn more about medical complications and what to do next.
Read MoreHigh Bilirubin? Find Out What You Can Do
High bilirubin can be caused by a variety of factors and is very common in newborns. Learn more about what to do if your newborn presents this symptom.
Read MoreDoes Your Baby Have Cephalohematoma? What Can You Do?
Bringing home a new baby is an exciting time. But, your child might come home with cephalohematoma. Learn more about what to do next here.
Read MoreDelayed Diagnosis of SMA Syndrome? What Should You Do?
SMA syndrome is a rare digestive condition that can affect people of all ages. Learn more about what to do if there is a delayed diagnosis.
Read MoreMy Back Surgery was Bad: Can I File a Malpractice Lawsuit in Maryland?
A bad back can make life miserable, and in some cases, it can only be repaired by surgery. But what if the surgeon makes a mistake, leaving you in worse shape than before?
Read MoreNerve damage during birth? What’s going to happen? What should I do?
One of the most common types of birth injuries is nerve damage. This issue can range from mild to severe, and temporary to permanent. But either way, nerve damage can be an alarming diagnosis to deal with.
Read MoreI’m a victim of amputation negligence. What can I do about it?
Mistakes are made every day in hospitals across America. While none of these occurrences are acceptable, amputation negligence is one of the most disastrous forms of malpractice that could occur. It’s so detrimental, in fact, that it’s one of the few mistakes commonly referred to as ‘never events’ – meaning there’s never an excuse for their occurrence.
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