Navigating the aftermath of a birth injury is a challenging journey, one that no family anticipates or prepares for. Birth injuries, often the result of medical negligence, can have long-lasting impacts on both the child and the family. Understanding what...
Read MoreBringing a child into the world should be a joyous occasion, but for some families, it can lead to lifelong challenges and heartache due to birth injuries. When a child suffers a birth injury, parents are often left grappling with...
Read MorePreeclampsia can be life-threatening for pregnant mothers and babies. It can also cause serious birth injuries if left untreated. Most pregnant mothers and their medical teams identify and treat preeclampsia without harm to mother or child. However, there are other...
Read MoreThe birth of a child is a moment of joy and anticipation for any family. However, when complications arise during the delivery process, it can lead to serious consequences, including birth-related brain injuries. These injuries can have a lasting impact...
Read MoreDid you know that approximately seven out of 1,000 infants suffer a birth injury? And those are only the numbers we know of immediately following birth, considering some children are diagnosed later in life. Birth injuries can lead to long-term...
Read MoreBecoming pregnant and giving birth to a healthy, happy baby is one of life’s greatest joys for mothers. While the majority of pregnancies and births impart minor or no complications, far too many mothers and their babies in the United...
Read MoreOf all the birth complications that can arise for a mother and newborn, preeclampsia is one of the most dangerous. Though it should be prevented through careful medical care, preeclampsia may cause a range of painful, traumatic symptoms for the...
Read MoreContracting preeclampsia as an expectant mother is among the most difficult challenges she can experience during pregnancy. The matter becomes even more challenging when her child suffers from preeclampsia or prolonged conditions caused by preeclampsia. Too often, medical care professionals...
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