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A New York court makes the distinction between medical malpractice and ordinary negligence in a case involving a doctor who wrote an illegible prescription.

Although a gynecologist obtained their patient’s signed consent form, the court focused on the document’s generic language.

Although a gynecologist obtained their patient’s signed consent form, the court focused on the document’s generic language.

Although a gynecologist obtained their patient’s signed consent form, the court focused on the document’s generic language.

Although a gynecologist obtained their patient’s signed consent form, the court focused on the document’s generic language.

Although a gynecologist obtained their patient’s signed consent form, the court focused on the document’s generic language.

Your patient is a 38-year-old woman who would like to become active again, but doesn’t know how to slowly introduce physical activity into her daily schedule and the amount of time she should spend each...

Your patient is a 38-year-old woman who would like to become active again, but doesn’t know how to slowly introduce physical activity into her daily schedule and the amount of time she should spend each...

Your patient is a 38-year-old woman who would like to become active again, but doesn’t know how to slowly introduce physical activity into her daily schedule and the amount of time she should spend each...

In two lower court trials, two physicians were accused and convicted of prescribing opioid pain medicine in violation of the Controlled Substances Act. Were they at fault?