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Patients Allegedly Injected with a Product Not Licensed by FDA for Human Use
A case against a doctor who injected patients with a substance not approved for human use was allowed to move forward despite that the actions occurred more than two years prior to the case being filed. »
Radiology Group That Misread Studies Cannot Be Sued
The Richmond Circuit Court ruled that a radiology group could not be sued because the statute of limitations expired. The radiology group had misread studies for years and it turns out the patient had a tumor. »