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Top 6 Malpractice Consult articles of 2019

Here are the six most-read "Malpractice Consult" columns of 2019 from Brianne Goodwin, JD, RN, and Acacia Brush Perko, Esq.

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Did failure to do foreskin exam lead to legal action?

A pathologist and three urologists were accused of negligence in the lawsuit.

Read the full article from Acacia Brush Perko, Esq., here

 

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