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New Study Finds Physicians Can Reduce Risk of Cerebral Palsy
Study Shows Rise in Positive Drug Tests Among Safety Workers
New Program to Increase Safety of Commercial Trucks on Nation’s Roads
New Federal Study Says Most Medical Errors Never Reported or Corrected
Trend Shows Autopsies Less Common Today; Point to Implications for Patient Care
Nursing Home Medical Directors Help Improve Care to Residents
Dangers of Long-Term Use of Prescription Pain Medication
Study Shows High Number of Medication Errors Attributed to Emergency Room Temps
Early C-Sections Place Mothers and Babies at Risk
Outmoded Peer Review System Spells Trouble for Radiology
Increase in U.S. Medication Errors Cause for Alarm for Patients, Aging Baby Boomers
Experts Question Benefits of Robotic Surgery as Procedure Gains Nationwide Momentum
Connecticut Patients Beware: Despite Efforts to Eradicate the Problem, Wrong-Site Surgeries Persist.
Nursing Home Falls Are Common...and Preventable
Study Shows “Adverse Events” Much More Widespread
U.S. Agency on Healthcare Research Report Highlights “Devastating Consequences” of Birth Injury
Study Finds Many U.S. Nursing Homes Violating Infection-Control Standards
Liability Problems Surface When Doctors Fail to Fully Disclose Procedural Risks, Harm
Study Shows Hospital Personnel, Culture, Communication Key to Good Patient Care
Malpractice Case Highlights Expert Testimony Disclosure in Connecticut
Can a Witness to Medical Malpractice Recover Damages?
Health Courts Gain Public Support
Mediation Now Mandatory in Connecticut Medical Malpractice Cases
Connecticut Prohibits Billing for "Never Events" and Related Care
Centers for Disease Control Initiates Aggressive Campaign to Reduce Infections
Federal Government Grants $2 Million to Connecticut to Combat Elder Abuse in Nursing Homes