PNLR December 2009 Online Update
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HMO nurses' failure to monitor newborn leads to permanent brain damage
The child, who was healthy at birth, and his mother claimed that HMO nurses failed to properly assess and monitor him. They alleged that the nurses should have acted on his inability to breast feed effectively and notified a physician about his excessive weight loss. Villareal v. Kaiser Found. Hosps.
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- Task force admits communication of new mammogram guidelines created confusion
- Heart attack patients may get too much radiation during treatment
- U.S. earns low marks on efforts to reduce preterm birth rate
- Better screening, treatment expected to greatly improve colon cancer survival rates
- Experts warn that less stringent Pap smear guidelines will lead to increase in STDs
- Actor Dennis Quaid helps launch medication error prevention program
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