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Jury Awards Woman $755,000 in Emergency Room Medical Malpractice CasePosted on 5/16/2012
New Board Recommendations Important to Safety of Atlanta PatientsPosted on 5/9/2012
Are Georgia and U.S. Doctors Committing Medical Malpractice Online?Posted on 5/2/2012
Georgia and U.S. Nursing Homes’ Emergency Preparedness QuestionedPosted on 5/1/2012
Military Man Sues U.S. Government for Medical Malpractice DamagesPosted on 4/23/2012
“Doctors and Consumers Fight Unnecessary Testing”Posted on 4/18/2012
Could a New Diagnostic Tool Help Predict Heart Attacks and Save Lives?Posted on 4/9/2012
Important New Study Published on Most Common Childhood Leukemia, ALLPosted on 4/1/2012
Are Low Income Patients More Likely to Sue for Medical Malpractice?Posted on 3/19/2012
Are State Medical Boards Protecting the Public from Medical Malpractice?Posted on 3/9/2012

How many pregnancies are lost in the United States each year?

A: Approximately 6 million pregnancies occur in the United States every year, and though the majority of them result in live births, many pregnancies are lost every year. Overall, it is estimated that 2 million pregnancies are lost in the U.S. annually.

There are several different ways that women can lose a pregnancy. The majority of those pregnancies lost are due to terminations, which account for approximately 1.2 million lost pregnancies. Other possible ways of losing a pregnancy are through miscarriages, ectopic pregnancies, molar pregnancies and stillbirths.

If you or a loved one has had a pregnancy loss in Georgia and feel you have been a victim of medical malpractice, please request one of the Dover Law Firm's free information resources on medical malpractice available to you, including our book, Why Did This Critical Medical Error Happen to Me?. You can also contact an experienced Atlanta medical malpractice attorney at the Dover Law Firm at 770-518-1133 to discuss your legal options.

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