Government Agency Tightens Rules Around Drug Prescriptions and Telehealth
Prescriptions written via telehealth are subject to new restrictions announced by the United States...
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New Maryland Law Allows Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse to Sue their Abusers
Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed the “Child Victims Act” into law, eliminating the statute...
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Long-Awaited Report Details Decades of Clergy Abuse of Children and Teens in Baltimore
The Maryland Attorney General released the results of its four-year investigation of the Archdiocese...
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Results in for New Tool May Used to Help Identify Undiagnosed COPD
A new screening tool for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) delivered mixed results in...
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Research Reveals Importance of Physician Monitoring for Effects of COVID Infection
As the world moves beyond the intense days of the COVID-19 pandemic, research suggests...
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Study Underscores Need to Address High Blood Pressure in Pregnancy
High blood pressure during pregnancy is a well-known danger to mom and baby. A...
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FDA Notes Continuing Problems with Contamination from Scopes
A common medical device, a duodenoscope, remains a vector for harm and injury for...
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Congratulations to Jonathan Schochor on being named a Top Ten Litigator by Attorney & Practice Magazine’s
Congratulations to Jonathan Schochor on being named a Top Ten Litigator by Attorney &...
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Research on Diagnostic Errors in the ED Creates Controversy
Criticism of a major review of Emergency Department (ED) diagnostic errors began almost as...
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Human vs Digital Medical Scribes
Medical scribes document and transcribe physician interaction with patients during clinical appointments. Does it...
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