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Commonly misdiagnosed medical conditions
Approximately 5% of patients in Kentucky and across the nation are affected by a medical misdiagnosis. Some conditions are difficult to diagnose, but it is still the responsibility of the physician to make the proper determination. Cancer is the subject of...
Jury trials receive green light in Kentucky
The Kentucky Supreme Court has cleared the way for jury trials and other court proceedings to resume. The Court issued its order on August 1, and the first circuit court trial was scheduled for Aug. 11, with criminal cases taking priority. While courts may begin to...
Surgery can leave more than scars
Many surgical procedures are routine and have high recovery rates. Other surgical procedures carry a degree of danger for the patient and require many doctors and nurses. Whether a patient is undergoing a routine or a very risky surgical procedure, mistakes can be...
Amazon made to pay for third-party seller products
When an item from Amazon arrives at your Kentucky home, you may not always know who the seller of the product is. This is an issue when you are injured by the product that you bought from Amazon as you may have some difficulty filing a product liability lawsuit....
Racial bias in medical education may be causing misdiagnoses
Diagnostic errors are among the leading causes of malpractice claims in Kentucky and across the US. Of course, the reasons for misdiagnoses can vary. Some diseases, for example, are rare or share symptoms with another condition. Yet experts have said that racial bias...
How truck drivers can address drowsiness on the road
With nearly 4,000 people dying every year in big rig crashes, it's important to do something about the most common crash factors. A leading one is drowsiness. Truckers in Kentucky may want to start by evaluating their sleep schedule. Rather than trying to sleep an...
Medical malpractice can be due to flaws in record-keeping tech
In Kentucky and the surrounding areas, people who hear the term “medical malpractice” might think it is related to a diagnostic error, surgical mistake or another inaccurate determination by a medical professional that causes injury or death. There is no doubt these...
Brain injury after a car accident
After being involved in a car accident in Kentucky, the risk of a brain injury is sometimes present. Most of the time, a brain injury occurs in severe impact accidents and those where the head hits the dashboard or another hard object whether inside or outside the...
How teen drivers can prepare for the 100 deadliest days
Summer is always a deadly time for teen drivers in Kentucky, and it's the period from Memorial Day to Labor Day, in particular, that sees a spike in teen driving crash fatalities. There were more than 8,300 such fatalities during this period from 2008 to 2018, and so...
Urban roads may not be as dangerous as country roads
Kentucky drivers who have to deal with heavy traffic and reckless drivers in the city may be forgiven for thinking that rural roads are somehow safer. The truth, though, is that rural roads come with their own share of problems, especially for those drivers who know...
