When is a Delayed Diagnosis of Cancer Considered Medical Malpractice?

When a doctor fails to diagnose cancer in a timely manner, patients lose some or all of the opportunity they might have had for effective treatment. In this video, a medical malpractice lawyer explains when a doctor's failure to diagnose cancer, misdiagnosis or delayed diagnoses may be legally actionable.

This video is presented by Kathy McArthur, a Bike Accident attorney with McArthur Law Firm based in Macon, Georgia.

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When is a Delayed Diagnosis of Cancer Considered Medical Malpractice?

Kathy McArthur

McArthur Law Firm