May 13, 2021

How Do You Know You Are Safe With Your Physician?

You want the physician treating you to show care, intelligence, and ability; and to know, without doubt, that any treatment you receive, whether surgery or stitches, is going to be provided by a healthcare worker…

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April 27, 2021

The Healthcare System in the United States is Changing

Asking a system that does not function well in ordinary times to protect our health during extraordinary times only serves to shine an even brighter light into the cracks of the United States’ Healthcare System….

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March 17, 2021

Understanding the Relationship Between Pain & Racism

No human leaves this life unscathed: stubbed toes, broken arms, sports injuries, car accidents, illness, childbirth, cancer—many of the most profound human experiences are rounded out with pain. But humans are resilient, and over time,…

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December 29, 2020

Birth Related Injuries: Who is Most Affected?

The cornerstone of the healthcare system should be trust. The expectation should be that when you go into the hospital, you will be given the very best care regardless of who you are, what your…

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December 21, 2020

Have CDC Pandemic Guidelines Been Effective?

When a country faces a pandemic, public health depends upon the quick and effective ability of local health officials and public leaders to follow pandemic prevention standards. These standards are ever evolving, but have been…

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August 26, 2020

Treating Novel vs. Known Viruses

Mankind is a long way from winning the fight against viral infection. In fact, it’s arguably a battle we won’t ever win, rather one that we will continue to revisit over and over again as…

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August 17, 2020

Is Telehealth Here to Stay?

Even before the COVID 19 outbreak in the spring of 2020, telehealth services were evolving and expanding rapidly. An American Well Survey in April of 2019, found that one in five physicians use telehealth to…

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August 5, 2020

Why are Respiratory Infections so Dangerous?

The inability to breathe can be terrifying and lead to lasting damage, in fact a human can only survive around two minutes without oxygen before permanent damage is likely to occur. One of the most…

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June 11, 2020

Why Are Women Dying During Childbirth in the United States?

America is the most dangerous place to give birth in the developed world, especially for black women.  In November of 2019, USA Today reported that, “hospitals know how to protect mothers, they just aren’t doing…

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May 20, 2020

Thank You to Our Community of Health Care Professionals

Here at Miller and Wagner, we work closely with a wide range of medical professionals who help our injured patients. These are the same medical professionals currently working on the front lines during the covid-19…

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