Medical errors are the third-leading cause of death in the United States. The exact number of deaths is hard to pinpoint because no mandatory reporting system exists. Still, numerous experts estimate that over 400,000 Americans die yearly from medical malpractice. Additionally, many more medical errors may not result in death but have devastating long-term impacts

Millions of Americans rely on their medical providers to diagnose injuries and diseases accurately. And although we hope the advice we receive is correct, that is not always the case. Some estimates suggest that nearly twelve million Americans are misdiagnosed by healthcare providers annually. So, what should you do if you’ve been misdiagnosed?  First, do

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A stroke is one of the most serious medical emergencies that a person can have. If not properly diagnosed and treated quickly, a stroke can leave the victim with permanent brain damage or other neurological impairment. And while the symptoms of a stroke are well-known to the medical community, there are still cases where doctors