Doctors said woman was brain dead and removed her life support. Now she’s almost totally recovered
BY IMLTMT ON December 10, 2018

Washington, US – 6th December, 2018: We have reported countless times at LifeNews about cases where patients were viewed as brain dead or too far gone. In so many cases, doctors and medical staff — even families of patients — believe that the end has been reached.

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Man wins RM300K in hospital negligence suit
BY IMLTMT ON December 08, 2018

Johor Baru, Malaysia US – 8th December, 2018: A businessman who was awarded almost RM300,000 in a medical negligence suit, says he sued the specialist and private hospital to ensure medical practitioners take their jobs seriously.

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Turkish doctors say hospital violence out of control
BY IMLTMT ON December 05, 2018

Istanbul, Turkey – 5th December, 2018: In the pediatrics department of Harran University Hospital, a patient’s father was not satisfied with the answer the doctor provided about his son’s fever. He struck the doctor’s head twice with a stone.

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Family claims negligence in death of Honduran transgender migrant
BY IMLTMT ON December 03, 2018

Albuquerque, US – 28th November, 2018: An attorney representing the family of a Honduran transgender migrant who died while in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement claims the woman did not receive adequate medical care and was physically abused.

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Heartbreaking photo of cancer patient, 82, forced to wait SEVEN HOURS in A&E despite fears she had suffered heart attack
BY IMLTMT ON December 01, 2018

UK – 27th November, 2018: Olive Keers, 82, had been rushed to the emergency ward after telling medics during a chemotherapy session that she had suffered chest pains the previous night.

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Leading medical supply maker reportedly linked to many breaches
BY IMLTMT ON December 01, 2018

Washington, US – 26th November, 2018: A world leader in medical technology, the American firm Medtronic, may be linked to as many as 9,300 deaths and 292,000 injuries in the US alone, according to an analysis published Sunday by an international journalists’ group.

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