Monthly Archives: August 2013
Man claims dentist failed to diagnose and treat serious condition
Many Ohio residents likely dislike going to the dentist. Dental work and procedures are not only expensive, but also uncomfortable as they require an individual to hold their mouths open for an extended period of time and endure prodding, drilling...
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Pittsburgh researchers conducting study into child brain injuries
Brain injuries can happen to individuals of all ages as a result of many different things. Sometimes car accidents are to blame. Other times bicycle accidents or falls result in a brain injury. In the case of children it is...
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Doctor’s failure to diagnose leaves man paralyzed
Many Ohio residents have likely experienced physical pain or discomfort from an unknown source at some point. In many cases, such aches and pains cease as quickly as they came on and are forgotten. In other cases, however, such pain...
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Driving restrictions for commercial trucking industry upheld
In recent years, there have been countless studies and news articles discussing the dangers associated with cellphone usage while driving. While there's no doubt that the use of technology and mobile devices by drivers serves as a potentially dangerous distraction,...
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Some civil cases against Exeter Hospital settle
While the man accused of spreading hepatitis C to patients in hospitals throughout the country, including a hospital in Pennsylvania, awaits his criminal trial, some civil medical malpractice lawsuits concerning the matter have been making their way through the court...
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Man injured in fall while working on sign
Many people in the state of Pennsylvania travel to other parts of the county for vacations. Depending on their interests, some individuals end up in Las Vegas. When most people think about that city, it is likely that their thoughts...
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Technology to blame for some medical errors during surgeries
Surgical errors are often blamed on the direct actions of individuals involved in the procedure. While there is of course a reason for this, other factors could lead to problems during an operation in the Pittsburgh area. One of the...
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Rollover accident on Ohio’s I-71 leaves four injured, one dead
Accidents in which a vehicle turns or rolls over are among some of the most serious and potentially deadly. In many cases, rollover accidents are caused by driver error and result in passengers being ejected from the rolling car or...
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Operating room nurses cite wrong-site surgery as top concern
Nurses are among some of the most experienced and skilled medical professionals at any hospital. Nurses are trained to put the safety and comfort of a patient first as they care for patients prior to, during and after medical procedures....
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World Hepatitis Day recently observed
This past weekend much of the world observed World Hepatitis Day. On this day many took some time to reflect upon the progress that has been made in the treatment of the disease. The once incurable disease affects the liver...
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Contractor injured in work site explosion
Few have likely forgotten the building collapse that occurred earlier this summer in at a construction site in Pennsylvania. The construction accident left several dead and others injured. With the memories of that incident still fresh, many were likely surprised...
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Failure to sterilize medical equipment results in lawsuit
Hospitals across the country and in states like Ohio, have strict policies with regard to the sterilization of hospital tools and equipment. Hospitals that fail to ensure tools and equipment are in proper working order and sterilized, put patients at...
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