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It’s estimated that there are as many as 4 million women who experience an uneventful birthing process in the United States on an annual basis. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), though, for another 50,000, it’s quite the opposite. At...
Now that winter is here, you might be among many Illinois residents who worry about the kind of weather we will face this season. This might be especially true if you were in a car accident or a close call last year. Winter is the most dangerous time of year for...
Each year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) analyzes each states’ car and pedestrian crash rates for any obvious trends. What comes out of an analysis of the previous years’ crash data is a NHTSA report listing what it deems to be...
A three-judge Illinois appeals court panel issued an opinion on Friday, Dec. 1, denying a suburban Chicago anesthesiologist’s request to have an $8 million wrongful death settlement against him overturned. During the earlier, lower court trial in the matter, the...
A recent USA Today investigation has uncovered the fact that the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hires physicians and other medical personnel that have had disciplinary action taken against them before. In one instance, reporters uncovered that at one midwestern...
For many people, the thought of Christmas conjures memories of satisfying food, deep naps, good football and stimulating conversation with friends and family members. For other people, though, Christmas has been a holiday that resulted in personal injuries. Here are...
Instances in which an incorrect surgical procedure is performed on a patient are referred to as “never events”. They’re coined as such as a way of emphasizing that they would have never happened if not for some serious safety lapses occurring along...
Two motorists collided at the intersection of Michigan City Road and Torrence Avenue in the southeastern Chicago suburb of Calumet City just before 6:56 p.m., on Monday, Nov. 19. A young boy, who’d been riding as a passenger in one of the two cars that was...
A new study, published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine by researchers at Ohio State University, suggests that nurses’ poor health may increase the risk of a patient suffering a medical error. Researchers working on the study, which was...
A civil trial against the Chicago-based pharmaceutical manufacturer AbbVie resulted in a federal jury awarding a Collierville, Tennessee man $140 million on Thursday, October 5th. At trial, the plaintiff had accused AbbVie of focusing their marketing efforts solely on...