Maryland residents purchase millions of different products each year, including food, medical devices, pharmaceutical products and general consumer goods. Some have been on the market for decades, while there are countless new products introduced each year. With an...
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Month: June 2012
Medical malpractice suit settled, but surgical error may go on
When someone suffers a serious injury or death as a result of a medical error, a patient or the patient's family may decide to file a civil lawsuit. One of the goals of most medical malpractice lawsuits is to see that the error doesn't happen again to another patient....
Maryland man sentenced for role in car accident that killed 2
One of the responsibilities we all have as drivers is to make sure our vehicles are in safe driving condition. A car with faulty, broken or unstable parts creates a risk not just to ourselves and our passengers, but to other motorists on the road. If a car accident...
Drowsy Maryland teen causes car accident with serious injuries
Most of us have had the experience of driving while we're fatigued: The soothing hum of tires on the road starts to lull you, your eyelids begin to droop and your chin starts to fall -- before you snap back to life suddenly and realize you need a jolt of energy. This...
Adding patient photos to records could reduce medical mistakes
Most hospitals and clinics these days rely on electronic records and patient charts. Unfortunately, since one screen of data looks much like another, sometimes medical personnel mistakenly add information to the wrong patient's records. The consequences could be...
Maryland driver’s road rage leads to several accidents, injuries
Heavy traffic in Baltimore and other areas of Maryland is enough to make anyone a little cranky. Whether you're a daily commuter or are running late for an evening date or other appointment, you may have gotten frustrated by traffic jams or specific drivers on the...
Antidepressant use during pregnancy could pose risk to newborns
Women who take antidepressants while pregnant may want to reconsider doing so, according to a recent study reported in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. The study's findings linked antidepressant use to pregnancy complications including premature...
Workers’ compensation often doesn’t cover all costs
If you get injured on the job, do you know how all the costs of your medical care will be covered? Your first assumption might be that workers' compensation insurance picks up the tab. But according to a new study, that's often not the case.Our local and national...
Study: Sleepy surgical residents dangerously ineffective
Medical students in surgical resident programs may be too tired to function effectively while on the job, according to a new study. The report in Archives of Surgery said that student doctor fatigue can cause enough impairment to cause mistakes in judgment that lead...
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