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Tag Archives: patient safety
Metal-on-Metal Hips: A Tale of Harm, Weak Medical Device-Approval, and Lax Postmarket Scrutiny
Nearly 1 million metal-on- metal hips have been implanted in patients in the United States, making the US the world’s largest consumer of the implants. According to a BMJ/BBC Newsnight Investigation released today, the “risks associated with these devices have … Continue reading →