A Pennsylvania woman was treated for breast cancer before doctors discovered a rare lymphoma; after her death, the family's malpractice case was dismissed, but the state's highest court has cleared it for a jury
- A Pennsylvania woman was treated for breast cancer for 13 months before doctors diagnosed a rare, aggressive lymphoma.
- (AI image)A Pennsylvania woman who underwent treatment for breast cancer for more than a year was later found to have a rare and aggressive form of lymphoma.
- Tanya Smith died in January 2019, and her family pursued a medical malpractice lawsuit, alleging that doctors had failed to investigate conflicting test results and delayed her correct treatment.
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- A Pennsylvania woman was treated for breast cancer for 13 months before doctors diagnosed a rare, aggressive lymphoma.
- (AI image)A Pennsylvania woman who underwent treatment for breast cancer for more than a year was later found to have a rare and aggressive form of lymphoma.
- Tanya Smith died in January 2019, and her family pursued a medical malpractice lawsuit, alleging that doctors had failed to investigate conflicting test results and delayed her correct treatment.
Sources: Times of India