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Experienced Maryland Medical Malpractice LawyersLawyers serving Metro D.C. Area, including Prince George’s County, Montgomery County, Baltimore City and all of MarylandMedical errors can result in devastating injuries and losses. In this country, medical negligence is far from rare – in fact, statistics show that the number of people that die each year in the United States because of medical malpractice is higher than those who die from AIDS, breast cancer, or car crashes. Medical Mistakes 3rd Largest Cause of DeathIn an article written by Dr. Barbara Starfield for the Journal of the American Medical Association (“JAMA”), entitled “Is the U.S. Really the Best in the World?” the doctor revealed that 225,000 deaths each year are caused by iatrogenic causes, making them the third leading cause of death, just below cancer and heart disease.
The truth is that doctors can make mistakes – as can other health care providers – and when they do, the consequences can be disastrous.Some of the most common medical errors, or medical malpractice, involve: failure to correctly diagnose; failure to diagnose at all; failure to properly treat, or not treating at all; failure to order tests; failure to properly evaluate test results; failure to monitor the patient; failing to prescribe the right drugs; failing to prescribe medication in the proper dosage; and surgery errors, such as operating on the wrong body part or leaving surgical sponges, etc., within the body. MR&R medical malpractice attorneys represent the seriously injured and their loved onesMR&R’s team of medical negligence lawyers understand the complexity of the litigation process involved in medical malpractice cases. If you or a loved one has suffered because of the negligence of a doctor, hospital, clinic, or other health care provider, MR&R has experienced medical malpractice attorneys ready to fight for you and your family in obtaining monetary damages including lost wages, long term therapy and other medical care, pain & suffering, and other legally recognized medical malpractice damages.
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