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Meningitis

20.09.2019

Meningitis is a very serious infectious disease which can lead to brain damage and lifelong disability if it is not quickly diagnosed.

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Compensation for an eight-year delay in receiving treatment for haemochromatosis

Denise Deakin

24.02.2021

Mr M suffered a delay in the treatment of his hereditary haemochromatosis (HH), a condition which leads to excess iron levels being deposited throughout the body which (without treatment) can cause damage to various organs and joints. He was correctly tested for HH in 2009 as a result of abnormal liver function tests. The tests […]

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Encephalitis

Denise Deakin

19.02.2021

Encephalitis is a rare but serious condition which causes inflammation of the brain and can have serious debilitating and life-threatening consequences. The earlier treatment is started, the more successful the outcome will be. Get in touch with our expert clinical negligence solicitors about a potential claim. For more information please see here.

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Substantial six figure settlement relating to delay in diagnosis of bowel cancer

Sarah Stanton

05.02.2021

Our client was a widow whose husband died of bowel cancer. At the time they also had two dependent children. It was alleged that our client’s husband’s GP practice acted below a reasonable standard of care in failing to refer him to the local hospital for a colonoscopy on two occasions when he was suffering […]

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Cervical screening targets are still not being met

Natalie Hirst

18.01.2021

Women between the ages of 25 and 64 are invited for regular cervical screening under the NHS Cervical Screening Programme. The intention is to detect abnormalities within the cervix, which could develop into cervical cancer if left untreated. A damning report by the National Audit Office in 2019 highlighted a number of problems in the […]

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Compensation for an eight-year delay in receiving treatment for haemochromatosis

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Cervical screening targets are still not being met

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