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Doctor Negligent in Pharmacist?s Death

By Steven M. Levin and John J. Perconti

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A jury found a negligent doctor caused the death of a pharmacist. The pharmacist visited the doctor four days before his death because he was experiencing chest pain, jaw pain, and anxiety. Instead of concluding the man was having a heart attack, the doctor delayed diagnosis by taking a electrocardiogram. The widow?s attorney said the doctor should have taken reasonable steps to send the pharmacist to the emergency room to be checked out. The pharmacist then died of a heart attack four days later.

Read more about the negligent doctor here.

Full post as published by Illinois Medical Malpractice Blog on March 12, 2009 (boomark / email).

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