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Why are children at greater risk of suffering prescription drug injuries in Kentucky?
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My daughter’s pediatrician told me that my daughter has scoliosis and may eventually need surgery to correct it. I’m sure the doctor explained it to me, but I was shell-shocked and I don’t think I heard everything. What is scoliosis?
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I am on so many daily prescription medicines…how can I make sure I am not the next victim of a Kentucky medication error?
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How can my Louisville surgical mistake have happened? Aren’t there procedures in place to avoid leaving objects in patients during surgery?
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I keep hearing about school personnel making mistakes when giving children medication. My son is diabetic, and he needs his insulin injection every day at his school in Louisville. How can I protect him from such medication mistakes?
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What is the date of ʺoccurrenceʺ in a medical malpractice claim?
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If I signed a consent form prior to a procedure, can I recover any damages in a malpractice action against my doctor?
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What if I have no proof of a medical mistake in Louisville?
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Do I have a negligence case against a doctor who prescribed me a drug for treatment, but failed to tell me it was part of an experimental program?
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What types of medication errors may occur with mail order prescriptions?
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Does someone who is not satisfied with the results of his or her surgery have a malpractice case?
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Am I more likely to be a victim of medical malpractice in a teaching hospital in Elizabethtown?