Medical Malpractice

Ophthalmologists and optometrists in Iowa have little trouble recognizing cataracts and glaucoma in patients, but other eye disorders present them with diagnostic challenges. A study

People in Iowa and across the United States are still waiting for HIV diagnoses that are often delayed, according to a report from the U.S.

People in Iowa who suffer from certain skin conditions may be surprised to learn that such ailments are routinely misdiagnosed by doctors. Because the symptoms

Many people are aware of type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus. Iowa residents who have a family history of diabetes may be interested to

In recent years, an aging senior population and the increased availability of healthcare options for younger people has resulted in a growing number of Iowa

Although the rates of death from breast cancer have fallen, the American Cancer Society reported that black women were still more likely to die from

A court on the East Coast has ruled on a case involving disclosure of patient information in a way that could impact how Iowa doctors

When an Iowa patient is diagnosed with a bone tumor in the foot, he or she may be aware that the majority of bone tumors

When it is suspected that an Iowa patient has cancer, there are a number of different tests that a doctor may conduct. However, the options

Some Iowa patients who are overweight might have been subjected to fat shaming and disrespectful treatment at their doctor’s office. This can be harmful to