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Medical malpractice
What you should know about the unique risks of using a compounding pharmacy
Patient alleges pharmacy filled prescription at over 50,000 times the dosage prescribed by her doctor
Stroke diagnosis, misdiagnosis, and medical malpractice
Study shows that hospitals participating in the 'Get With the Guidelines' program are doing a better job in promptly treating ischemic strokes
What you should know about the rising rate of pregnancy-related deaths of mothers
Most maternal pregnancy deaths are avoidable
Bariatric surgery and the dangerous complication of malnutrition-related Wernicke’s encephalopathy
When a surgeon fails to diagnose and treat Wernicke’s encephalopathy quickly, it can leave the patient with a permanent brain injury
Another case decides against a patient trying to sue a Texas public hospital for medical malpractice
Houston First Court of Appeals opinion found one medical negligence suit against The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center to be improper.
TIRR Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation and Research faces Houston medical malpractice lawsuit
Plaintiff alleges medication overdose caused brain injury
Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE): What is it and can it be avoided?
HIE is a devastating birth brain injury that is sometimes caused by prenatal or labor and delivery medical malpractice
Texas bariatric weight loss surgery and medical malpractice
Some surgeons don't explain the real risks and complications of new and old procedures
Can you sue a hospital for a Texas doctor's negligence or poor care?
Despite what hospital advertising implies, under Texas law physicians aren't hospital employees