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  • Positional Plagiocephaly

    Mar 12, 2014

    Table of Contents I. What Is Positional Plagiocephaly? II. Causes of Positional Plagiocephaly III. Diagnosing Plagiocephaly IV. Preventing and Treating Plagiocephaly V. Effects of Plagiocephaly VI. Medical Malpractice and Plagiocephaly Positional plagiocephaly is when your infant child’s head is deformed by resting too long in one position. It sounds serious, but in most cases it is not. However, there are some causes for concern, and places where your doctor’s recommendations may lead to worse outcomes...
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  • 7 Signs You May Have a Medical Malpractice Case

    Feb 8, 2014

    If you have been treated for an illness or injury, then you expect to heal. However, this is not always the case. In some cases, your treatment may lead to other problems. If this happens, you may want to look into getting a 1. Death Due to Mistreatment Image via One of the most obvious cases you may look for a lawyer to help is the death of a family member or...
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  • How to Prepare to Meet with a Personal Injury Attorney

    Feb 8, 2014

    If you were hurt in an auto accident or you’re seeking advice from a lawyer to discuss your Medical Documents Image via If you’re meeting with a lawyer due to medical malpractice or other personal injury cases, you need to make sure that you have all of your medical documents with you. It is a good idea to get a copy of your medical records for your lawyer to have on hand...
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  • What to Do After a Truck Accident in New Jersey

    Feb 8, 2014

    When you’re driving a semi-truck, there are a lot of ways an accident can happen. Accidents are scary and no one wants to go through one. No matter what caused the accident, there are many steps you’ll need to take if your truck tips, hits another car on the road, or ends up in any type of accident. Immediately After the Accident When there is an accident, the first thing you need to do is...
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  • Why Laws & Regulations Aimed at Protecting Seniors Aren’t Working

    Jan 20, 2014

    In the later years of life are supposedly the most leisurely, secured, and relaxing years preceded by a lifetime of labor. But for more and more American seniors, the golden years have turned into new frustrations and problems they never had to face during their working years. There are many reason for this, but the biggest reason is that the laws and regulations that are designed to help seniors don’t work. Failed Safety Nets The...
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  • Dangerous Consequences of Generic Drugs

    Jan 17, 2014

    Are you one of the many people who think generic prescription drugs are just the same as name brands—only cheaper? Most people believe this, so much so that 8 out of 10 prescriptions are filled with generic versions of drugs, according to the FDA (the US Food and Drug Administration). One big problem is that your generic prescription may not really be bioequivalent to its brand name counterpart. Another problem is that labeling on generics...
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  • How Do You Know Who’s Responsible for the Property Where You Were Injured?

    Jan 15, 2014

    If you’ve been injured in a Rental Property A rental property is a difficult situation. Although the property owner has some responsibility in maintaining the property, many of the maintenance concerns are given over to the tenant, and the actual responsibility depends on the nature of the cause of your injury and the agreement between the tenant and owner. Often, we may not be able to know who is responsible until after we bring...
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  • Profit vs. Safety: The Medical Device Industry

    Jan 13, 2014

    The medical device industry is a booming $350 billion a year business in the United States. Through their relentless lobbying efforts and campaign contributions, medical device manufacturers are seeing success at maximizing their profits by gradually eroding the safeguards that should protect the public from defective and unsafe products. The FDA: Helping Medical Device Manufacturers Increase Their Profitability In comparison to the FDA approval process that most new drugs undergo, many medical devices that are...
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  • What Does FDA Approval Mean for Medical Devices

    Jan 9, 2014

    When using medical devices, you want to be sure the equipment you’re using is safe. Because this equipment is often used in life and death situations, you’ll likely check to make sure it has been approved and judged safe. In this respect, you’ll discover medical equipment has undergone FDA testing and approval. However, what does FDA approval truly mean? Also, what to do if you have an FDA approved product that is harmful. Safety Classifications...
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  • Suspecting a Wrongful Death Case

    Jan 8, 2014

    Losing a loved one is hard enough. It’s even harder if you think someone else may have been responsible for your loss. If you suspect your loved one suffered a Was Someone Else Responsible? By definition, a wrongful death is one that was caused by the deliberate action or negligence of someone other than the decedent (the person who died). This means that in order for you to have a wrongful death case, you...
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