The Florida Legislature has approved a controversial bill that would allow some family members to pursue medical malpractice ...

Ensure that the insurance policies covered are listed in the contract (whether it is disability and/or malpractice). If the malpractice insurance provided is “claims-made,” discuss and ...

The aim of fluoridation is to prevent tooth decay, especially in kids. HealthDay News — Florida state lawmakers have approved a bill to ban the addition of fluoride to public drinking water, a ...

Across the U.S., maternity services at hospitals, particularly in rural areas, are disappearing at an alarming rate. Over the last five years, more than 100 rural hospitals have closed or are planning ...

The National Health Service (NHS) 'move to digital' incorporating electronic patient record systems (EPR) facilitates the translation of paper-based screening tools into digital systems, including ...

How much malpractice insurance in enough? There is no comprehensive database that provides any useful guidance on how much malpractice insurance is enough to cover damage awards and expenses of ...

It matters not that such acts might constitute terrible medicine or malpractice. They may reflect the grossest form of medical misconduct or negligence. They are never the less legal. [3] In 2001 ...

The following is a summary of “An artificial intelligence model utilizing endoscopic ultrasonography for differentiating small and micro gastric stromal tumors from gastric leiomyomas,” published in ...

For many years, Dr. Taylor, most recently with Westwood OB-GYN, has provided incredible, longstanding service to the community and we appreciate his dedication and respect his choice to close his ...

An implantable tibial neuromodulation treatment significantly improved quality of life among women with urgency urinary incontinence, according to a study presented at the American Urological ...

Outside magazine The idea behind sleepmaxxing — getting sufficient, good quality sleep — isn’t new, says Aruna Rao, assistant professor of neurology at Johns Hopkins Medicine. “People are finally ...