Medical Malpractice:
Failure to Diagnose
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Failure to diagnose, as it is known in the medical and legal communities, is a form of medical malpractice. This is the negligent or incorrect performance of the professional duties of health care providers and institutions.

Most common types of failure to diagnose include:

  • Failure to Diagnose Breast Cancer
  • Failure to Diagnose Stroke and Heart Attacks
  • Failure to Diagnose Bacterial Meningitis

Failure to diagnose is not easy to prove and misdiagnosis is not always malpractice.

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