If you are someone who has fully functioning legs and arms then may be categorized as an able body person. Able body people generally go through life without having to … Continue reading “Medical Expenses For Paralysis”
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Monthand the American Cancer Society is reaching out to discuss prevention, early detection, and the importance of colorectal cancer screenings. 51,000 people die each … Continue reading “Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: Is Your Doctor Doing Enough To Protect Your Colon?”
The hardest part of watching someone you love go through painful experience is watching them suffer longer than they should. When you take your loved one to the doctor there … Continue reading “Top 5 Reasons For Medical Malpractice”
When you go in for surgery or other medical procedures, you have confidence that your doctor will cross every “I” and dot every “T” while you are under the knife. … Continue reading “4 Times Doctors Dropped the Ball”
Two cases of Weil’s disease, the aggressive and sometimes deadly form of leptospirosis, appeared in the past couple of weeks and medical professionals in Hawaii are on edge. Leptospirosis is … Continue reading “At Large In Hawaii: Weil’s Disease”
The heartbreaking drunk driving accident that occurred in Kakaako last month leaving three dead and five seriously injured was an unnecessary reminder of Hawaii’s drunk driving problem. The State of … Continue reading “When Drunk Driving Leads to Multiple Deaths and Serious Injuries”
