Topic: Nevada
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Teva Pharmaceutical Industries and Baxter Healthcare Services on Friday were ordered to pay a combined $500 million in punitive damages to a Nevada man who contracted Hepatitis C during an outbreak two years ago.The Clark County District Court ...
Nevada Legislature should pass laws to strengthen oversight of medical clinics Last week was the first anniversary of one of the lowest points in the history of health care in Southern Nevada, the announcement of a hepatitis C outbreak that required 40,000 ...
Hepatitis a risk from more than dirty needles; campaign warns of reusing plastic syringesPatients who got hepatitis from contaminated syringes and medicine vials are joining infection control advocates to warn Americans about a problem they say is more common than people think. ...
For all of the discussion of fancy new technologies that pose problems in health care, it's sometimes the simple things that create daily trouble. Unsafe injection practices have contributed to outbreaks of hepatitis in the U.S. in recent years, and are a ...
Every outpatient surgery center in Nevada is up for inspection in the next 30 days, after unhygienic practices at a Las Vegas endoscopy clinic put as many as 40,000 people at risk for hepatitis and HIV, the Las Vegas Sun reported over ...
Every outpatient surgery center in Nevada is up for inspection in the next 30 days, after unhygienic practices at a Las Vegas endoscopy clinic put as many as 40,000 people at risk for hepatitis and HIV, the Las Vegas Sun reported over ...
Clinics in other states have also infected people through the reuse of syringes The headline over a USA Today story that ran Wednesday was sickeningly familiar: It said, Infection caused by improperly reused syringes.The story was accompanied by a photo of a ...