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Dr Alexandra Adams, 25, says her heightened sense of touch has helped her find veins after other medics had failed.
Dr Michael Bradnam said recurring patient safety issues at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital were ignored.
"Surgical assistant here. I've seen anesthesiologists take pictures of patients under anesthesia and show them around."
A 29-year-old's atrial fibrillation unexpectedly resolved during a routine exam, likely due to vagus nerve stimulation, highlighting the heart's complex connection with the nervous system.
America's broken medical malpractice system inflates healthcare costs, drives doctors away, and hurts patients to enrich lawyers.
The woman said she spent years seeking medical help for a range of symptoms to no avail, but all that changed after her husband joined her at a doctor's office as her health advocate.