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Medical Malpractice
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Cold Medication Use In Young Children Can Lead To Adverse Effects, Even Death
Posted on 6/27/2008
Deaths linked to heparin use rise to 149
Posted on 6/18/2008
Study: Active Women at Reduced Risk for Breast Cancer
Posted on 5/14/2008
Beta Blockers Increasing Stroke Risk
Posted on 5/14/2008
Families will make case for vaccine link to autism
Posted on 5/12/2008
300 Riverside Patients May Have Been Injected With Hepatitis C
Posted on 4/8/2008
Dr. Accused of Hastening Death to Get Patient's Organs
Posted on 3/5/2008
Baxter Recalls Heparin Products
Posted on 2/29/2008
Virginia Recieves "D+" Grade in Emergency Medical Care
Posted on 1/21/2008
FDA Warns Against OTC Cough Medicines for Toddlers
Posted on 1/21/2008
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Medical Malpractice
Q: What if my doctor was negligent in my treatment, but I still need medical care?
A: It is required by Virginia Law that a patient is to continue using ordinary care to seek and receive medical care to avoid or lessen any injury received because of a doctor’s negligence. Make sure to schedule an appointment with your family doctor to get the care you need. You have a right for treatment, so that you can avoid worsening of any of your injuries.
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Medical Malpractice
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