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Driving in Chicago can test your patience and your wallet. Forbes recently named the city the seventh worst to drive in among the 47 most populated U.S. cities. Long commutes, heavy traffic and high gas costs make everyday trips feel longer than they actually are. If...
Surgeries are among the most effective and fastest solutions for a variety of medical issues. Surgical procedures can remove cancerous tissue or repair damaged joints. Surgeons can bypass blocked valves in the heart and install medical devices that can save people's...
Fetal monitoring has long been widely considered an important part of labor and delivery, as it is designed to track a baby’s heart rate and detect signs of distress before serious harm occurs. When fetal monitor errors happen, warning signs can be missed or...
Chronic illnesses like diabetes, heart disease and autoimmune conditions require timely medical attention to prevent worsening symptoms. When a diagnosis comes late, patients face higher risks of disease progression, complications and long-term damage. In Illinois,...
Driving in the Chicago area can feel like second nature. You know the shortcuts, the rush hour patterns and the streets that always seem congested. But some roads pose more risks than others. In 2023, Illinois recorded 299,133 vehicle crashes, according to a report...
There is nothing more devastating than discovering that the child you protected for months in the womb suffered harm during birth. You may wonder what went wrong or if you could have prevented it. More importantly, you will want to know if your doctor is responsible...
When you face surgery in the Chicago area, you place immense trust in your medical team. You expect to be healthier after the operation than you were before. Tragically, preventable mistakes happen far too often, shattering that trust and causing devastating harm. Not...
There is nothing more exciting than welcoming your baby into the world. But what happens if something goes wrong during delivery? What if your doctor tells you that your baby is not getting enough oxygen and will need treatment? This condition, called Hypoxic-Ischemic...
Medical teams have relied on the use of fetal monitor strips for decades. This tool, also known as cardiotocography (CTG) tracings, allows the medical team to monitor the well-being of an unborn child during labor. When used properly, they can help to better ensure a...
When a child is born with a medical condition, parents naturally face overwhelming emotions that make it hard to understand what happened and why. Many struggle to tell the difference between birth defects and birth injuries, wondering if someone could have prevented...