Legionnaires Disease Rates Increased Among VA Patients, But Prevention Measures Working: Study
Despite an increase in overall Legionnaire's disease rates among VA patients, researchers say efforts to prevent infections appear to be working.
Despite an increase in overall Legionnaire's disease rates among VA patients, researchers say efforts to prevent infections appear to be working.
The VA Medical Center in Washington, D.C. is plagued with inventory and supply problems that may have placed patients at risk and caused delays in medical procedures, according to a…
The VA will pay more than $100,000 to a family who says it failed to diagnose an Army veteran's gallbladder cancer and failed to allow him to seek treatment elsewhere.
A new report reveals severe problems with VA medical care including delays, medical malpractice and a culture of covering up mistakes. Between 2001 and 2011, the VA has reportedly paid…
A new study finds that unnecessary medical testing is not the result of medical malpractice fears, with VA doctors prescribing unnecessary tests at the same rate as other doctors.
New research suggests that about 15% of all endoscopes used by hospitals may be improperly cleaned and could put patients at risk of a blood infection.
A Veterans Administration Center in Buffalo, New York hay have exposed more than 700 patients to a potential risk of bloodborne diseases by reusing insulin pens on multiple people.
Unhappy with the slow pace of improvements at a Veterans Administration (VA) hospital in Miami, where thousands of veterans were exposed to unsterilized colonoscopy equipment in 2009, lawmakers are calling…
The wife of an Iraqi war veteran has filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against a Veterans Administration (VA) hospital in Utah, alleging that her husband was given a lethal drug…
Although thousands of veterans were told in 2009 that they may have been exposed to infected blood and or treated by a “rogue” cancer unit that was using radiation treatment…