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Harvard Surgeon Seeks to Ban Power Morcellation

In October 2013, Dr. Amy Reed, an anesthesiologist at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Boston, underwent a routine hysterectomy at Brigham & Women’s Hospital in Boston to remove benign fibroids.

5 Things You Should Know About IVC Filters

The IVC Filter is a popular alternative for patients who cannot tolerate anticoagulant medication. In fact, nearly a quarter of a million of these devices are implanted each year.

Zofran’s Canadian Label Includes Warning for Pregnant Women

Over 200 Zofran lawsuits have now been filed across the country. Zofran is a medication approved by the FDA to treat nausea in chemotherapy patients and people undergoing surgeries.

Choosing a Lawyer for a Nexium Lawsuit

Numerous studies have linked the popular prescription drug Nexium to various renal problems, including chronic kidney disease and even renal failure.

Is Nexium Unsafe?

Risk is something everybody deals with. From driving cars to participating in sports; we all choose to engage in some activities that carry an inherent risk of harm. Why do we choose to do these things, even though they may harm us?

Traumatic Brain Injuries After a St. Louis Car Accident - Injured in an Accident

In cases where it becomes difficult to prove TBI’s, a family should consult with a St. Louis car wreck lawyer, who will have the experience and resources to help prove your case.

What is L1B Visa?

The L1 visa category is a nonimmigrant work visa category for intracompany transferees. It allows a U.S. employer to petition for certain foreign workers who work for a related foreign employer.

That Deed to Your Child Cost her a Lot of Money

Do not deed your property to your children!

Advice for Families in Probate or Trust Distribution

Guidance for people who are in probate cases or Trust Administration

CAN THE POLICE TAKE MY BLOOD AGAINST MY WILL?

Do the police have the authority or the right to take your blood against your will? Short answer: yes (if they have a warrant)

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