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The 10 most frequent malpractice allegations - Vimarsana News

The 10 most frequent malpractice allegations

Find out the most common malpractice allegations faced by physicians according to Medscape's 2023 "Physicians and Malpractice Report": failure to diagnose or de

COVID-19 Lockdown Cost Heart Attack Patients About 2 Years Of Their Lives: Study - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 Lockdown Cost Heart Attack Patients About 2 Years Of Their Lives: Study

Researchers found that patients who had heart attacks during the pandemic were likely to lose up to two years of their lives compared to their pre-COVID counterparts.

Obesity in Asian American Subgroups Varies, Starts at Lower BMI - Vimarsana News

Obesity in Asian American Subgroups Varies, Starts at Lower BMI

A lower BMI threshold is needed for Asian Americans than other populations to identify those with obesity and at increased risk for cardiometabolic disease, find the results of a new study.

Ex-Inmate Who Miscarried After Deputies Stopped At Starbucks En Route To Hospital Gets $480K Settlement - Vimarsana News

Ex-Inmate Who Miscarried After Deputies Stopped At Starbucks En Route To Hospital Gets $480K Settlement

Her lawsuit reportedly alleged that the officers responded with a "deliberate indifference" to Quinones' medical condition, violating her civil rights.

Distressed Hong Kong mothers bemoan long waiting times, delayed treatment at public hospitals' emergency wards - Vimarsana News

Distressed Hong Kong mothers bemoan long waiting times, delayed treatment at public hospitals' emergency wards

Advice from netizens had one common point: ‘don’t go to public hospitals even if your children become very ill’.

Source: scmp.com