Undergoing cardiac arrest can be terrifying for Massachusetts patients. Persons in cardiac arrest need to receive immediate treatment to increase their chances of survival and minimize the possibility of severe long-term effects, such as brain injuries.According to a...
Month: December 2016
The extreme risks of central nervous system malignancies
A diagnosis of malignant tumors in the brain or spinal cord is a terrible situation for Massachusetts residents and their families. When doctors miss the warning signs of brain and spinal tumors or opt to delay treatment, patients face worsening health, steep medical...
Outcomes for increasing C-section rates
Massachusetts women rely on their doctors to determine when the time for a cesarean section has come during delivery. However, high C-section rates do not translate to better birth outcomes, and complications during the procedure may have long-term consequences for...
Medical errors: A culture of silence
When loved ones pass away, Massachusetts families deserve the truth about what happened in the hospital. Unfortunately, when the cause of death is a medical error, such as a mistaken diagnosis, doctors are likely to stay silent and lay the blame elsewhere.Forbes...
Limits of viability: An ethical gray area
Despite the advancement of medical technology, research has shown that premature birth rates are increasing. Massachusetts parents of premature infants may face heartrending decisions in the hospital and long-term struggles to ensure the wellbeing of these children....