January 30, 2014 Advancements in the field of medicine has supplied us with the drugs we need to treat a variety of ailments. But some of these medications can have serious side effects when not used properly. The North Carolina Personal Injury Lawyers with HensonFuerst point out the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has […]
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January 23, 2014 Misdiagnosis is a serious and dangerous problem occurring regularly in the medical field today. Statistics show an estimated 10 to 20 percent of all patients will have their condition misdiagnosed by their physician, a rate that is higher tan that of both drug errors and surgical mistakes. The North Carolina Medical Malpractice
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It has been said that the Internet changes everything: how we shop, how we are entertained, how we date, how we manage our finances, our time and our households. The Internet opens whole new worlds for children as well as for adults. They can use it to learn, to play and to communicate. But along
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January 16, 2014 Technological advancements and innovations are happening all around us, but they have gained a significant presence in the automotive industry in recent years. Car manufacturers are now designing vehicles that are able to operate by themselves as passengers sit back and engage in other activities such as reading, watching television, or surfing
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January 9, 2014 Long-term care facilities that look after elderly citizens are responsible for protecting the health and safety of their patients. Too often though, errors and negligence occur, especially in distributing medications. These types of medication errors can leave patients seriously injured. The North Carolina Drug Injury Lawyers with HensonFuerst explain one study conducted
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According to an article on WRAL.com, the number of cases of influenza jumped in December. A total of 13 people have died of flu this season, and 5 of those deaths happened just last week. What’s most surprising is that seven of the 13 deaths happened to people in their prime, between the ages of
January 2, 2014 Each year, thousands of North Carolinians are the victims of motor vehicle collisions. Teenagers are one of the age demographics most at risk of being involved in such crashes. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that car accidents are the leading cause of death for teens in the
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“Badges? We don’t need no stinkin’ badges!” I can’t help but think of that famous line from the Mel Brooks movie Blazing Saddles when I read about the attitude of the dietary supplement industry. Although they might paraphrase it as “Regulation? We don’t want no stinkin’ regulation!” According to a recent article in The New
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December 26, 2013 The vast variety and quantity of drugs available to Americans today help save numerous lives each year; however, taking certain types of medications can present serious risks to users. The North Carolina Drug Injury Attorneys with HensonFuerst explain there are typically three specific types of defects or problems that can cause a
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December 19, 2013 Companies who hire employees have a responsibility to protect the safety and well being of their workers. The North Carolina Workers Compensation Lawyers with HensonFuerst explain any failure to do so can result in costly legal action being taken against the employer by those who were harmed as a result of their
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