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Unfair Treatment: Racial, Ethnic, and Payer Disparities Persist in Patient Safety

February 14, 2024

Although every person deserves to receive safe, quality care while in the hospital, this is sadly not everyone’s experience in the U.S. A recent study...

Connecticut Woman Tragically Loses Husband After Depression Misdiagnosis

December 28, 2023

Doctors, nurses, psychologists, or anyone with medical training should be equipped with the proper knowledge and resources to help patients in need. When a doctor...

Maternal Trauma During Forceps and Vacuum Delivery: A Concern Not Accounted For in Existing Data

November 16, 2023

It is the hope of every parent that their child experiences a safe and complication-free delivery as they enter the world. Unfortunately, some deliveries do...

The Shocking State of the American Prison Healthcare System

October 24, 2023

The lack of access to adequate health care in U.S. prisons is staggering. A nationwide survey revealed that among inmates with a persistent medical problem,...

“The Birthing Mother is A Joint Victim of the Malpractice:” The Connecticut Supreme Court Validates the Emotional Injuries of Birthing Parents Whose Infants Suffer Birth Injuries

September 18, 2023

When an individual learns that they are going to have a baby, it can be one of the happiest times in life. They make plans,...

Recent Studies Reveal Ongoing Dismissal of Women’s Health Concerns

August 17, 2023

Year after year, studies confirm the continuation of a gender disparity in our healthcare system. Whether it is the decreased likelihood that women in the...

Sepsis: One of Humanity’s Most Significant Public Health Concerns

July 17, 2023

Sepsis is the body’s extreme response to an infection and it occurs when an infection already in a person’s body triggers a chain reaction throughout...

Protecting Vulnerable Populations: Addressing the Unfair Treatment of Medicaid Beneficiaries

June 15, 2023

Medicaid, a program established in 1965 to provide health coverage for low-income people, is an essential part of our healthcare system that serves more than...

Too Little, Too Late: The Consequences of Failing to Timely Diagnose Lung Cancer

May 17, 2023

The leading cause of cancer death in the United States is lung cancer. It is estimated that more than 20% of all cancer deaths that...

Medical Racism in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

April 17, 2023

The public has become increasingly aware of the use of algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI) by large corporations to become more profitable. Nevertheless, people may...