…why medical monitoring often does not make sense. In our posts on medical monitoring, we have pointed out that even in those jurisdictions which do
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ACS Head Offers Different View of Medical Monitoring
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Readers of MassTortDefense involved in the defense of medical monitoring cases will want to follow the ongoing debate occasioned by the New York Times…
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Medical Monitoring: Evidence Of More Harm Than Good
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MassTortDefense has posted about medical monitoring claims. One of the advantages plaintiffs may have with juries in such claims is the pre-loaded not…
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Preventive Services Task Force: Sometimes Risks Exceeds Benefits
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has released its recommendations for colon cancer screening, suggesting that most people over age 75 should st…
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Mass Tort Litigation Screenings Exposed
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Professor Lester Brickman, of Cardozo School of Law, has published a fascinating article entitled, “The Use of Litigation Screenings in Mass Tort…
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