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Review: State Hospitals Could Use More Oversight
A Texas newspaper’s review of more than three dozen deaths at state-run mental health hospitals between 2005 and 2012 shows the need for more oversight.
No One Fix To Slow Hospital Readmission Epidemic
More than 1 million Americans wind up back in the hospital only weeks after they left for reasons that could have been prevented — a revolving door that for years has seemed impossible to
MedStar Making House Calls For Medicare Patients
John Farris has been answering emergency calls as a paramedic for 10 years. But the MedStar employee always wished he didn’t have to be on the scene after a medical condition put the patient in danger.
DFW West Nile Victim Looks To Start Support Group
Art Creech is working to regain his life three years after going to the doctor with flu-like symptoms. Creech suffered from menongital-encephalitis, one of the most dangerous types of West Nile virus-related illnesses.
Wrong Patient Receives Organ From Methodist Medical Center
The kidney and pancreas transplant program at Methodist Medical Center has been put on hold after a patient was given a kidney meant for someone else, a hospital spokeswoman confirmed.
Hospital Improving Heart Attack Patient Response Time
Moments matter when anyone suffers a heart attack. But it’s not just about how fast the ambulance can get a heart attack victim to the hospital. It’s also about how fast the hospital can treat the patient.
First Living Liver Donation In A Decade At Baylor A Success
Dana Pack spent so many years feeling bad while dealing with debilitating, energy-draining abdominal pain, that she’d forgotten what it was like to feel good.
Dentist Warns Against Home Whitening Kit Overuse
For those who dabble with home whitening kits, dentists say to be sure to avoid over-bleaching.


















