#patient-rights

#patient-rights

Under a new law in Tennessee, doctors can refuse treatment based on their moral, ethical, or religious beliefs, leading to a woman being denied prenatal care for being unmarried.

Adrienne Jones-McAllister expressed her grief, saying, "His body went limp in my arms and this is still pulsating in my brain." They were at the MRI center for her knee.

A former GP has been found guilty after conducting unnecessary genital examinations on patients, including teenage boys, under dubious medical justifications.

There was nothing natural about the way my son died. Balram died because of a series of clear, documented, and avoidable clinical failures.

"Paying $3,000 for something that costs $400 ... pretty absurd," she wrote.

Imagine having to bring your two-year-old little girl into that operating table, having to leave her in the hands of the system, only to find out that the surgery, the pain, the learning how to walk again, that scar that she has on her hip, was now never, ever necessary.

Officers rolled up to the home, and Erikson explained she had to use pepper spray on the dementia patient...to de-escalate the situation.

The shocking killing of UnitedHealthcare's chief executive, Brian Thompson, reopened a national wound inflicted by the delay and denial of health coverage to countless Americans.

Monash IVF has agreed to a $56 million settlement in a class action involving over 700 former patients whose embryos were mishandled during genetic screenings. Allegations included inaccurate tests leading to the loss of viable pregnancies, and fraudulent activities surrounding clinical trial documentation. This settlement, while confirming the mishap, does not come with any admission of liability from Monash IVF. The firm opted for a resolution through mediation to prioritize patient interests over a lengthy trial process.