Opioid Use after Surgery Increases Risk of Adverse Drug Events and Addiction

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Originally marketed as more effective and less addictive than other medications, a new study finds that opioid medications are often associated with negative outcomes after surgery. The study also found that opioid medications are highly addictive. The current opioid addiction crisis is the worst drug epidemic in the history of this country.  According to researchers, … Continued

Jonathan Schochor Wins 2017-2018 Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award

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Jonathan Schochor, Senior Managing Partner of Schochor, Staton, Goldberg, and Cardea, P.A. has received the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award for 2017-2018. Out of 1.5 million biographees, only a small percentage are selected. The award, which is given to honor recipients based on their career longevity, philanthropic endeavors, and lasting contributions to society, was … Continued

The High Cost of Poor Prescription Management

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When you have the wrong medication, or it adversely interacts with another prescription you are taking, you could get sick—or worse.  According to a new study, in addition to contributing to patient injury and death, poor medication management increases the already high cost of healthcare. As individuals, we want to know that we are doing … Continued

Schochor, Staton, Goldberg, and Cardea, P.A. Obtains $403,000 against the United States for Victim of Physician Negligence

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Schochor, Staton, Goldberg, and Cardea, P.A. Partner Jonathan E. Goldberg achieved a verdict in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland for $403,000 against the United States for a woman who was irreversibly injured due to the negligence of a physician. Here is what happened: The client, an 18-year-old woman, was pregnant with … Continued

Understanding the Risks of Migraine and Men

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Men get migraines, too.  As with women and migraines, the risk may involve more than head pain. Migraine headache is a complex condition with a cause that remains elusive to researchers.  In both genders, migraines have numerous triggers.  Diet, exercise, stress, genetics, hormones, and underlying physiology are all implicated when it comes to headaches and … Continued

The Votes Are In! Schochor, Staton, Goldberg, and Cardea, P.A. Ranks Tops in Maryland

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Schochor, Staton, Goldberg, and Cardea, P.A., PA recently ranked in the top three in five categories of the annual Reader Rankings of The Daily Record. Established in 1888, The Daily Record is Maryland’s premier source for regional business, legal, and government news.  Each year, the news outlet gives readers and business leaders the opportunity to … Continued

Is Your Migraine Telling You Something?

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No headache is pleasant.  While most headaches will pass in a few hours, some do not.  How do you know when to get help with a pain in the head? More than 90 percent of the population experiences tension headaches at some point during their life.  These types of headaches are not medical emergencies and … Continued

Headaches or Migraines: What’s the Difference?

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Most people suffer a headache at some point in their life, from the” brain freeze” of an ice cream headache, to the chronic head pain caused by a concussion.  While head pain is the common factor of these conditions, these types of head pain are unrelated. Headaches are generally referred to as primary or secondary … Continued

Retail Medicine and Medical Malpractice, Should You Be Concerned?

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Your child has a terrible stomach ache.  You have a busy day and since you are near a retail medical care office, you drop in instead of going to your doctor or even the Emergency Department. Your child gets some antibiotics and seems to feel better.  Everything seems fine until their appendix ruptures two days … Continued