Surgeon removed wrong organ then covered it up, widow alleges in suit
Thomas Shaknovsky allegedly removed a man’s liver instead of his spleen, and then the Florida hospital repeatedly lied about ...
Florida surgeon removed wrong organ, killing man — and a cover-up followed, suit says
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Delray keeping fluoride in water, despite visit and urging not to by state surgeon general
Despite a visit from State Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo, commissioners in Delray Beach voted to keep fluoride in the ...
Surgeon removed wrong organ leading to man's death - then a cover up followed, lawsuit claims
The widow of a man who died during surgery allegedly because his liver was removed instead of his spleen has filed a lawsuit ...
Surgeon ‘removed wrong organ and covered up patient’s death’
A Florida surgeon, nurses and hospital allegedly covered up the death of a patient who had his liver removed in error instead ...
Delray Beach won’t stop adding fluoride to drinking water, despite state surgeon general’s advice
Delray Beach won’t stop adding fluoride to its drinking water — a decadeslong practice in the city — despite the urging to do ...
Delray Beach voted to keep fluoride in its water. What do you think? | Editorial
In recent months, widely held views around fluoride have been challenged by Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo and ...
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Lee County ends fluoridation while Hillsborough decides to keep its water supply status quo
Dozens of Florida municipalities have decided to stop adding floride to its drinking water over concerns the practice may ...
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Delray keeping fluoride in water, despite visit and urging not to by state surgeon general
Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo urged the commission to stop adding fluoride, citing potential health risks. The American Dental Association maintains that water fluoridation is safe and ...
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Delray Beach voted to keep fluoride in its water. What do you think? | Editorial
It didn't. Commissioners in a 3-2 vote decided to continue adding fluoride to the city's drinking water, even after Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo tried to convince them that the chemical ...