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"Studies like this give us the opportunity to find out how we are actually doing," says Asad Latif, "compared to how we think we are doing."What Latif, a doctor from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and lead author of a study that could potentially be...
Who truly advocates for nursing home residents in New Jersey and across the United States when they face issues of nursing home negligence or abuse?Obviously, of course, family members are usually at the forefront of advocacy for those they love who live in...
As one doctor -- an infectious-disease specialist in New York City -- queried recently in his capacity as a media commentator on national health care, what reasonable person would ever argue over a uniform approach to injections that centrally incorporates the notion...
Please see our immediately preceding products liability blog post of this past Tuesday for relevant background information regarding the FDA's recent issuance of a proposed order aimed at manufacturers of metal-on-metal (MOM) hip implants. The instant post serves as a...
The following information concerning hip implants will be supplemented later this week in a follow-up products liability post that allows for necessary amplification of the subject matter.Until last week, there was no indication that metal-on-metal (MOM) hip implant...
Many readers undoubtedly remember all too well the fatal air crash of Colgan Air Flight 3407 in early February 2009, a flight departing from New Jersey and destined for Buffalo, New York. Sadly, that Newark-originating flight ended tragically, with the plane crashing...
New Jersey and other users nationwide of the pharmaceutical drug Synthroid might want to pay close attention to drug company AbbVie Inc.'s recent voluntary recall of the thyroid-hormone replacement therapy.Consumers using the product might experience a bit of...
If you spend more money on diagnostic screenings for breast cancer, that should logically equate to more accurate diagnoses and, ultimately, less money expended on treatment.That is the premise that a medical team from the Yale School of Medicine regarded as...
Hurricane Sandy was obviously unprecedented, with its effects widespread and far-reaching for literally millions of people in New Jersey, New York and other eastern states.One distinct area of concern for state regulators and health authorities has been the...
Too much or too little?That is a central question often debated when it comes to considerations surrounding breast cancer, particularly the misdiagnosis of breast cancer.The query is squarely focused upon routine diagnostic testing, which primarily means scheduled...
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