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New Study Evaluates Misdiagnosis Rates of “Big Three”
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Throughout pregnancy, women undergo a lot of change and a variety of tests. Based...
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Research to Assess Whether Single Antibiotic Dose can Reduce Maternal Sepsis
A new research initiative is taking aim at sepsis—an infection that can take the...
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Bowing to Litigation, Johnson & Johnson to Stop Selling Baby Powder in US and Canada
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Medication Errors in the UK Health System—237 million Per Year and Counting
A recent study sheds light on the danger and frequency of medication errors. Pharmaceutical...
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Healthcare has Changed—Is that Safe?
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Revisiting the Aging Surgeon—For Better or Worse?
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Too Common—Burn Injuries Caused by Warming Devices
A post-operative warming blanket or device offers comfort and helps maintain a stable body...
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