he California First District Court of Appeal in San Francisco handed down their ruling Thursday that highly trained Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) can continue to practice anesthesia in the state as they always have, and have safely done as a profession for 100+ …
Authorities have brought federal charges against JetBlue pilot, Captain Clayton Osbon, 49, subsequent to his apparent break with reality while piloting a flight from New York to Las Vegas. Osborn has been formally charged with interfering with a flight crew. JetBlue Airways has a …
Whitney Houston drowned in a hotel bathroom. She had a number of drugs in her system, including Cocaine, marijuana, Benadryl, Flexeril, and Xanax. However none of them were found ion levels that could cause her death. In addition the much touted 'coronary artery disease' found on …
CN) - A same-sex couple who were married in Massachusetts can't get divorced in Texas, where marriage is defined as "the union of one man and one woman," a Texas appeals court ruled.
Scott Reuben MD has been sentenced today in federal court to 6 months in prison after pleading guilty in February to one count of health care fraud. Dr.
DEPOE BAY, Ore. – A man from the Depoe Bay area died Friday night after chasing his kite onto a rocky outcropping and falling into the ocean.
The thought of being wide awake, unable to speak or move a muscle, while having major surgery performed is terrifying, more so because it has happened before and almost certainly will happen to someone again.
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The Baltimore Sun is reporting that a federal criminal investigation is under way out of the U.S. Attorney's office in Baltimore into military use of a drug initially hailed as a lifesaving therapy to stop bleeding from trauma.
Federal criminal investigators are exploring the Army's use of a controversial and expensive blood-clotting drug injected into wounded troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Jury Awards $297,000 in Dental Malpractice Suit San Diego, CA: A jury has awarded $297,000 as settlement in a dental malpractice case in which the plaintiff alleged he lost his bite.
A federal judge has granted the FBI access to evidence linked to a webcam scandal at a Philadelphia suburban school district.
Washington -- Same-sex couples and other unmarried partners will have their hospital visitation rights protected by forthcoming federal regulations, according to an April 15 memo from President Obama.
The attorney for the lead plaintiff in the case against two drug companies found liable for a Las Vegas man's hepatitis C infection asked jurors Thursday to award more than $1 billion in punitive damages, saying their verdict should make a statement against putting corporate pr …
NEW ORLEANS (CN) - The New Orleans Saints' former security director sued the NFL team, saying he was constructively fired after being ordered to "overlook" a felony - the theft of Vicodin by an unidentified team member.
BATON ROUGE (CN) - A fourth-grade teacher sued her principal, superintendent and school board, saying they prohibited teachers from giving students Fs, even if they deserved it.
After the Grand Jury was led down the path in the garden of good and evil by county attorney Tidwell, Mitchell and Galle were arrested and charged with Misuse of Official Information under Section 39.06(b) of the Texas Penal Code: "A public servant commits the offense of Misuse …
In Part 2 we left off with Winkler County Sheriff Robert L. Roberts obtaining search warrants four our two heroin's computers where he found a copy of the anonymous complaint filed with the Texas Medical Board against Dr. Arafiles.
The Quack, His Buddy the Sheriff and the Crooked Arm of the Law.
The Unbelievable Story of the Nurses of Winkler County
A 2009 study by Hearst newspapers estimated the death toll from preventable medical mistakes is nearly 200,000 annually in the United States.
We reported yesterday that Winkler County Memorial Hospital had been fined nearly $16,000 by the state of Texas for numerous violations including the wrongful termination of two nurses in retaliation for reporting a physician to the state medical board.
In a report issue last Tuesday by Pennsylvania Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille the decrease in medical malpractice case court filings is indeed dramatic. Since 2002, case filings have decreased state wide from 2,904 to 1,533 in 2009, a decline of 47%.
GILFORD, N.H Gov. John Lynch fired the state liquor commissioner on Monday after the commissioner was charged with driving while intoxicated, and he has promised quick action in nominating a replacement.
The former chief operating officer of Catholic Charities has called on the organization to reverse its recent decision to change health benefits for employees' spouses, a move designed to avoid legitimizing same-sex marriage.
BERLIN (AFP) – An animal rights group has called for Knut the polar bear, who shot to global stardom as a cub in 2007, to be castrated to avoid incest with his cousin.
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