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Ellis Hurndall was born with brain damage and cerebral palsy, and later died of pneumonia. Now his parents are seeking legal action against the hospital for neglect during and immediately after an emergency Caesarean section. Amanda Hurndall's uterus ruptured, cutting of oxygen supply to...

14 March, 2008 /

Residents living along Interstate 635 in Dallas between Midway and Marsh were awakened by the sound of a loud crash at about 3:20 a.m. Wednesday, March 12. A small passenger vehicle ran under a tractor trailer truck on the Westbound side of the freeway,...

13 March, 2008 /

In the realm of life-saving techniques, a revolutionary approach to cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is capturing widespread attention. Emergency teams are shifting away from immediate defibrillation and, instead, endorsing a groundbreaking strategy involving an initial series of 200 chest compressions. Termed minimally interrupted cardiac resuscitation or...

12 March, 2008 /

A study published in the March edition of the American Journal of Epidemiology found that second-generation airbags (those placed in passenger vehicles from the model years 1998-2005) do not place drivers at a greater risk than those in vehicles from model years 1994-1997. These...

11 March, 2008 /

On their way to Dallas for a medical procedure last weekend, a Missouri family of four was struck from behind by a 2007 Freightliner at an intersection in Pryor, Oklahoma. The driver, 53-year old James Buchholz has been charged with four counts of negligent...

11 March, 2008 /

Did your doctor get enough sleep last night? An Internet-based survey by the American College of Chest Physicians Sleep Institute indicates: probably not. Though 70 percent of the 581 physicians who responded that they need at least 7 hours of sleep for peak performance...

10 March, 2008 /

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