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Do with any other kind of medical issue, is you have to ask, am i sick enough for treatment? it was infuriating. >> reporter: three days after the diagnosis, amandas health deteriorated. doctors performed an abortion, but serious infection led to sepsis and amanda spent three days in the icu. >> because of the law, i very nearly died. nothing about this is pro life. >> reporter: now, amanda is part of a group of seven plaintiffs, represented by the center for reproductive rights, who plan to fil...

A whistleblower alleged that University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and its chair of cardiothoracic surgery participated in and billed for up to three concurrent surgeries, risking patient harm and violating the False Claims Act.

A California couple sued a Pasadena-based fertility clinic, saying it allegedly implanted an embryo carrying a rare gene that causes deadly stomach cancer and then falsified records to cover up its mistake.

If empathy is the best medicine, burnout is its enemy. Heres some guidance when burnout plummets your levels of empathy.

The doctor prescribed to patients he knew to have psychiatric or substance use disorders and ignored pleas to lower doses.

Actually acknowledge this is a problem no matter who you voted for. if there is chemical in the water, there is a democratic card that gets you out of the elbow cancer in five years. >> it takes a lot to scandalize the audience at the view by attacking conservatives too ward. if you are like me making a kamala harris joke here and this crowd being -- oh my god. i will say the one little sliver of levelty out of this horrible situation. the biden administration allowed donald trump to actually ge...

In a new Medscape survey, cardiologists talk about disclosing medical mistakes, breaching patient confidentiality, and other ethically challenging issues they face in practice.

Jean-Marie Monroe-Lynch, her husband Aaron Lynch and their surviving son Joshua sued for malpractice after fertility specialists affiliated with the University of Connecticut’s medical center.

A new JAMA study suggests that physicians with a single paid medical malpractice claim are much more likely to experience a future paid claim, which could affect licensure and staffing privileges.

When dozens of women sued their OB-GYN for sexual assault, a judge said the case falls under the states medical malpractice law. As the women appeal, lawmakers ask whether that law should be changed.