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 A year ago, the life of a 6-year-old Palermitano boy named Andrea tragically ended during a vacation with his parents at a...

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This has compounding effects. and so it is a shame not to have it resolved. >> and it says something really important and really terrible about the republican party, that that has gone on as long as it has. either mitch mcconnell degrees or he is impotent. and whatever it is, we should debate it as a country. but the fact that they are either willing one person damage u.s. military readiness, u.s. military morale, national security, over an extreme policy position, something that is granted to p...

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A jury found neurosurgeon David Boarini, MD, wasnt responsible for a patients alleged pain and decreased mobility after spine surgery and cleared him of a $27 million malpractice claim, Medscape reported July 26.

A surgeon has prevailed in a medical malpractice case regarding whether his treatment caused a patients ongoing pain after surgery.

When a 9-year-old boy ended up with a 4-month, $2.5 million hospital stay, his parents sued the doctor for not diagnosing his condition sooner.

The recent kidnapping-related deaths of two Americans who were in Mexico for healthcare have highlighted some risks of medical tourism.