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Lenses Could Help Treat Atlanta Brain Injury Victims

Patients in Georgia with a Traumatic Brain Injury (“TBI”) often suffer symptoms of vertical heterophoria or visual misalignment. This kind of misalignment can increase stress and pressure on the eye muscles, which have to adjust to correct the alignment. The stress on the eye muscles contributes to symptoms like headaches,…

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Researchers Confirm July Effect: Increase in Medication Errors

Atlanta medical malpractice lawyers and doctors have not exactly been unaware of the fact that hospital errors spike substantially in the month of July. There is even a name for this phenomenon, and it’s called the July Effect. Studies conducted earlier have shown a substantial increase in medication errors in…

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Wal-Mart Agrees to Pay $86 Million to Settle Unpaid Wages Lawsuit

It hasn’t been a great 2010 for Wal-Mart. Last month, a federal appeals court ruled that a class-action employment discrimination lawsuit against Wal-Mart could proceed. That lawsuit is expected to be the largest such suit in American history, and is expected to include more than 1 million current and former…

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Top 10 Georgia Prescription Errors

Every year, approximately 100,000 people are killed from prescription errors. We lose many fewer people to highway accidents every year, and yet, there is far more federal money spent in preventing highway traffic fatalities. Eliminating human error from the doctor-pharmacist-patient chain may be hard, but not impossible. In the meantime,…

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Poorly Translated Prescriptions Increase Atlanta Misfills

A study published in the May issue of the journal Pediatrics says that Spanish-speaking people in the United States are a higher risk of injury from prescription errors, because of poor translation. These errors are occurring in large numbers, because the computer programs that pharmacies rely on to translate prescriptions,…

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