Deadly Hospital Mistakes: How Often Do They Occur? Are You Safe?

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April 7, 2011

Are U.S. Hospitals Safe? Errors occur in one-third of admissions and most go unreported, study says. More > Massive Aftershock in Japan Watch as a 7.1 magnitude aftershock shakes Sendai. More > Gunman Attacks Rio de Janeiro School, Kills 11 Children A gunman opened fire in a Rio de Janeiro school this morning, killing at least 11 children, and wounding 18 others before killing himself. The 10 girls and one boy who were killed were 10 to 15 years old, Brazilian media reported. ...[continue] 10 New Findings from the U.S. Census The 2010 U.S. Census shows minority groups growing, old industrial cities like Detroit and Cleveland shrinking, and plenty of homes still to be had in central Florida. Those are just some of the pieces of information coming out as the Census Bureau rolls out data from last year's survey. ... [continue] More From 'World News' > Baby Orangutan Has 50 Surrogate Mothers Chris Christie Battles Teachers' Union on Tenure Estrogen Pills Linked to Increased Stroke Risk John Boehner Discusses Shutdown, Budget Battle Obama Golf Pal Arrested in Prostitution Sting Another Air Traffic Controller Caught Sleeping Did Mom Poison Girl Just for Attention? Georgia Boy, 4, Shot in Road Rage Incident Why Are Women Supporting Charlie Sheen? Somalian Doc Creates Safe Haven for 90,000

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