Family wins medical malpractice suit involving Pitocin after baby diagnosed with cerebral palsy
The drug Pitocin, commonly used in childbirth, was found to be at the root of lasting brain damage for their daughter.
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Arkansas House approves $45.2 million package that seeks to reform maternal healthcare
The Arkansas House of Representatives approved a $45.3 million package that Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said will reform ...
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GIG gets IA’s nod on new insurance product
Gulf Insurance Group (GIG) obtained today, Feb. 19, the final approval of the Insurance Authority (IA) for promoting and ...
State Appellate Court Revives Wrongful Death Suit, Expert's Testimony on Doctor's Standard of Care
The standard of care question wasn't whether Li knew that the decedent was assigned to him as a patient, or whether he could ...
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Montana lawmakers consider bills on physician assistants
Republican Rep. Jodee Etchart of Billings is pushing several bills that would advocate for Montana’s physician assistants, which some supporters say would help address Montana’s provider shortage.
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One for the Road: Your greatest shield against liability
One for the Road is sponsored by Hartwell Medical. A 35-year player in the industry, Hartwell Medical’s field-tested EMS ...
Joe’s death must be catalyst for hospital change
Two-year-old Joe Massa’s death must serve as a catalyst for systemic hospital reform and not become another forgotten tragedy ...
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Northwestern McHenry hospital sued over claims sponge left inside patient’s neck after surgery
A man filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against Northwestern Medicine McHenry Hospital, saying a surgical sponge was left ...
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Appeals Court Rules In Favor of Indian River County Hospital In Fatal Shooting Case
A Florida appeals court has sided with Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital in a lawsuit stemming from the 2022 fatal ...
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Arkansas Advocate: Bills to improve Arkansas maternal health, change ballot initiative process head to Sanders’ desk
Legislation that Arkansas lawmakers and Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders have said will improve the state’s maternal health care landscape moved closer to becoming law Tuesday, February 18, 2025.