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Is Lack of Doctor Education a Factor in Medical Malpractice Cases?

While many know that doctor carelessness is a significant factor in medical injury, it is also likely that medical schools’ lack of medical malpractice education could be a large contributor to patient injury. Currently, less than half of all medical schools require courses for their students that focus specifically on medical malpractice. Furthermore, these classes are rarely…

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Federal Judge Orders Mediation in NFL Concussion Lawsuits

There are currently over 4,800 named player-plaintiffs in the 242 concussion-related lawsuits against the NFL over head injuries suffered during their time on the field. Including players’ spouses brings that total to more than 5800 plaintiffs. A master complaint was filed in a Philadelphia federal court last year summarizing players’ claims that the league fraudulently…

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Doctors Who Don’t Address Dietary Supplements May Be Harming Their Patients

A physician should discuss all aspects of his or her patients’ health, dietary choices and the types of medicines the patient may be taking, in order to ensure that the physician has all the necessary information to treat illnesses and ailments. However, most doctors do not discuss dietary supplements with their patients—an omission that could lead…

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