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Medical Malpractice in America
註釋Surgeons and Hospitals lie to cover up malpractice smoother than professional actors con men. They use technical jargon to explain it away and you are hoodwinked. Medical Malpractice occurs as often as baseball errors.© This book penetrates with a revealing floodlight behind the white walls of silence in hospitals, exposing all. Malpractice occurs daily but is concealed from us in a matter-of-fact way. The text bristles with actual dialogue of professionals caught in the act of malfeasance and covering it up. This book tells you how to recognize malpractice and gives you the three questions to ask a doctor before your surgery. Every person going into a hospital must read this book. Every Medical school and Law school must mandate it as required reading. Medical Malpractice in America and What they did to Lillian is gripping nonfiction culminating in finely-tuned laws to stop malpracticing medical workers like sly doctors. The core story, What they did to Lillian, is a roadmap of how malpractice is committed and then covered up. It reads with the suspenseful chronology and reality of Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood". All patients: All medical caregivers, doctors, and lawyers will be greatly enlightened by this book. This eyewitness account and newly proposed laws took 9 years to complete. The book shows you how to discover and prevent malpractice. One Preface is for laymen and One is for lawmakers. This book tells you how to recognize malpractice and gives you the three questions to ask a surgeon before surgery. Every person going to a hospital must read this book. Every Medical school and Law school must mandate it as required reading. All medical caregivers, doctors, and lawyers will be greatly enlightened by this book. Medical Malpractice in America is ready to enlighten the world. See our website, "Medical Malpractice in America and What they did to Lillian" by Ralph Frongillo. The publisher is the torch carrier & spearhead, who by distributing this book to med and law schools will save more lives than those who distribute ambulances.