News of Medical Malpractice

Does anyone have any advice for getting into medical school?

time this is an unenforcible order.I was told that the judge's ruling that the shooters were responsible for my medical bills, and not me, would get collectors and creditors off my back. Legally they're NOT my medical bills since the ruling. But how do you get credit score keepers and bill collectors to act accordingly?

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Is it considered to be malpractice for a doctor to continue to prescribe opiates to a known drug addict(oxycontin / heroin)?  They are aware that the pain management doctor notified the patient that they would no longer be able to prescribe opiates due to recent drug abuse issues(IV drug abuse).

ANSWER: If a doctor prescribes addicting drugs to an addict simply to feed the habit, and not for any legitimate medical reason, it might ...

I will try to keep this as short as possible. I had Tarsal Tunnel surgery on my foot in May of this year. In July, the surgeon opened me back up again to remove the build up of scar tissue. Soon after the stitches were removed I started bleeding bad one night and noticed the incision had opened halfway. We notified the surgeon but he said nothing to worry about. I went to see him ...

You are probably going to run into one of two problems, perhaps both.
1. It may prove impossible to prove that they did. After all, they may not be willing to admit it.
2. The "offense" may not be large enough for an attorney to be interested in pursuing a suit.
Best bet, contact an attorney in your area and run the situation past them.

I'd what I assumed was small knee surgury (one knee same op 5 b prior), that ended up negative. 7 days following the surgury I created a seriously painful leg, could not stand or bend the muscle. The doctor looked over it and said, "If it gets _worse_ phone me". Nothing was done to identify the discomfort or lack of muscle flexion in those days. It was not until 14 days later that I developed ...

While processing a Malpractice Suit within the state-of California. You've 3 years to do this. There's also an exclusion that will be called The Discovery Rule. To my presentation of the principle. I've twelve months to file case and no later than ten decades. Could somebody provide me the the real explanation for this principle. For I've been informed by A Lawyer I've just one year. That We thought was wrong from what I've read.

I am looking for either a summary or the actual story of a scary short story called "The Tooth". I don't know who it is written by, but I know it is in a book of short stories. I think the name of the book is "Ghost Stories".

I'm looking for a website that regular people can post if they have experienced an unsual side effect or medical condition that they think is related that modern medicine has yet to prove or disprove. That way a person with a similar problem can see if there is any chance that they have the same reaction/problem. For example, if someone started taking medication A and at the same time started having symptom/problem B, and they ...