What are the Key Legal Elements of a Misdiagnosis Claim?
Misdiagnosis cases can be complex, and a poor medical outcome alone does not establish negligence.
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E-Bike and E-Scooter Injuries Among Kids
As e-bike and e-scooter use continues to grow, so does a troubling concern: more young riders are ending up in emergency rooms with serious injuries.
Recall Roll Call: August 2026
A quick recap of the major recent product recalls in the U.S.
What Are Some of the More Common Birth Injuries?
Birth injuries can sometimes occur during labor or delivery. When should parents be concerned?
The Plague of Counterfeit Airbags
Federal regulators are investigating potentially defective and counterfeit air bag inflators that have been linked to a number of deaths in the United States.
Medical Malpractice Rates Across the U.S.
A recent national analysis examining medical malpractice data offers insight into where claims are reported most frequently.
Could Cannabis Use Be Making You Sick?
A little-known condition associated with cannabis use can cause severe illness and repeated trips to the ER.
When Medical Devices Fail: Understanding Your Legal Rights
When a medical device fails – or isn't as safe as patients are led to believe – it can result in infections, unexpected injuries and other serious complications.
Report Highlights Pool, Spa Drowning Risks
A newly released report from CPSC underscores the risks of pools and spas, particularly for young children.
One of Childbirth’s Deadliest Complications
Postpartum hemorrhage is one of the leading causes of maternal mortality worldwide.
New Report Highlights Hidden Risks of Nursery Products
A newly released report from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reminds us how often products fail or safety hazards go unnoticed.
When Travel Illnesses Are Misdiagnosed
Many travel-related illnesses can be overlooked, delaying treatment and increasing the risk of severe complications.
Recall Roll Call: July 2026
A quick recap of the major recent product recalls in the U.S.
Study Explores Brain “Volume Control” in Spinal Cord Injuries
Researchers are looking at the body's communication system after a spinal cord injury and how this could affect future therapies.
Aviation Incidents Signal a Need for Safety Improvements
A number of close calls and high-profile accidents are sparking renewed concern about air travel.
Artificial Intelligence and Medical Device Injuries
As artificial intelligence moves from the computer screen into the operating room, are patients being exposed to new risks?
The Hidden Cost of the Micromobility Boom
Electric scooters and e-bikes have transformed the way people travel. But as their popularity has soared, so have the number of related injuries and fatalities.
The Moment When Poor Communication Becomes Medical Malpractice
A new report explores the irreversible harm that communication failures can cause in medical settings.
What Research Reveals About Children Living with Brachial Plexus Injuries
New research suggests that physical challenges may not be what impacts children with brachial plexus birth injuries most over time.
The State of Venue Safety
In recent years, several devastating tragedies have put venue safety under a national spotlight.
Summer Job Safety: A Parental Guide for Teens Entering the Workforce
A summer job can help teens earn money, gain experience, and build confidence. With those opportunities comes the need to understand workplace safety.
Recall Roll Call: June 2026
A quick recap of the major recent product recalls in the U.S.
USCG Issues Report on Boating Risks
The findings offer a detailed look at accidents, injuries, and fatalities on the water, as well as the trends shaping boating safety across the country.
Safety Musts for Lithium Batteries on Boats
Lithium batteries are quickly becoming the go-to power source on today’s boats, but these safeguards are a must.
The Mental Toll of Sports Injuries
A growing body of research unveils the true mental and emotional toll of sports injuries.