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Ovaries removed without consent during bowel surgery.
Anthony Dixon, a specialist surgeon pioneering rectal mesh surgery has been suspended from practice and is now under investigation by the...
Ministers support end of fault based divorce
In this article we have had an indication from the justice secretary David Gauke that he supports the case for changing the law around...
Micro-cheating - just a bit of infidelity?
I was interested to see this article about the latest buzzword - Micro-cheating, which is where a person in a relationship suggests to a...
Breast cancer screening: worse than previously thought.
Earlier this year, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt reported that 450,000 women in their early 70’s had not been invited for routine breast...
20 year old student initially dismissed after suffering from a stroke.
In the shadow of Action for Brain injury last week, a 20 year old student who suffered a stroke was initially disregarded by doctors...
Doctors repeatedly fail to diagnose bladder cancer.
Pamela North was failed on five separate occasions after Doctors at the King George Hospital in Ilford, failed to perform an MRI scan to...
Suspension of all complex reconstructive surgery by the Maxillofacial Surgery service at Leicester Royal Infirmary
In August 2016, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust (the Trust) commissioned the Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) to carry out an...
Hip replacements causing constant pain: High Court judgment expected today.
Judgment is expected to be delivered today in the High Court following hundreds of people receiving allegedly faulty hip replacements....
How can this possibly be a marriage?
The headlines for the BBC news states:-
A woman in a "loveless and unhappy" marriage wants Supreme Court approval to divorce her husband...
Action for Brain Injury Week - Hats for Headway
We are rounding off our blogs on Action for Brain Injury week by adding photos of our National Clinical Negligence team supporting the...
A&E National Statistics worse than previously presented.
NHS England reported that more than 85% of patients were treated or assessed within the 4 hour target window within A&E departments...
Capita outsourcing leads to potential harm.
In 2015, NHS England outsourced its back-office services to Capita, leading to nearly 90 women being wrongly informed they were no longer...
Action for Brain Injury Week - Highlighting the Hidden Epidemic
Action for Brain Injury week 2018 provides a great opportunity to highlight the impact brain injury has not only on individuals and their...
Lethal mix of failures leads to avoidable deaths
Furness General Hospital has been subject to intense scrutiny as eleven babies and one mother have died between 2004 and 2013 due to a...
Bigamy and hiding assets leads to higher award for wife
This case highlights the importance of full financial disclosure and the consequences of misleading the court.
The husband had not only...
Action for Brain Injury Week – Kidz in the South: Supporting children and young adults with disability
Tomorrow on the 4th day of Action for Brain Injury Week, Freeths LLP clinical negligence team are pleased to say we will once again be...
Action for Brain Injury Week - What is a brain injury?
Today is the second day of Action for Brain Injury Week. The aim of this week is to raise awareness of brain injuries and the challenges...
Action For Brain Injury Week
This week, 14th to 20th May is Action for Brain Injury week - an important opportunity to raise awareness of the impact of brain injury...
Time to give Grandparents rights?
The House of Commons held debate last week on the issue of Grandparents Rights to relationships with their grandchildren. The current law...
450,000 women missed out on breast cancer screening invitation due to NHS errors
Speaking in the commons toady, Health secretary Jeremy Hunt confirmed that a shocking 450,000 women in their early 70s did not receive an...
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