On behalf of Cronin & Maxwell, PL | Nov 30, 2018 | surgical errors
Surgeons and nurses have different ideas about whether hours working in operating rooms should be capped, according to a recent poll by Medscape. The first of the poll’s questions asked if the hours that surgeons work should be capped to lower the number of...
On behalf of Cronin & Maxwell, PL | Nov 28, 2018 | medical malpractice
Though 40 percent of people in Florida and across the nation name health care as one of their top political concerns, accidental patient deaths due to medical errors are often an ignored issue in elections. A study done by John Hopkins Medicine estimates that medical...
On behalf of Cronin & Maxwell, PL | Nov 20, 2018 | Firm News
Former Miami Dolphin wide receiver O.J. McDuffie won a medical malpractice case against a team physician in 2010, but lost the retrial this November. McDuffie returned to the game In November 1999, McDuffie suffered a serious turf toe injury during a game. Dr. John...
On behalf of Cronin & Maxwell, PL | Nov 16, 2018 | medical malpractice
Medical residents in Florida and across the United States may be making serious errors when it comes to writing prescriptions for children. A study that was presented at an American Academy of Pediatrics conference revealed that residents who write pediatric...
On behalf of Cronin & Maxwell, PL | Nov 7, 2018 | misdiagnosis & delayed diagnosis
For many people in Florida, hand tremors or a shaky, stiff sensation when walking may point to signs of Parkinson’s disease, the chronic, progressive neurological condition. Some people may even be diagnosed with Parkinson’s on the basis of their symptoms,...
On behalf of Cronin & Maxwell, PL | Nov 2, 2018 | misdiagnosis & delayed diagnosis
Getting the right treatment is important for children in Florida who are diagnosed with brain cancer. One type of cancer called CNS-PNET is traditionally diagnosed by the locations of the tumors in the brain and by looking at tumors under a microscope. A study that...
