Medical Mistakes Are Commonplace

Makary cites a 2014 Mayo Clinic survey of 6,500 American doctors, 10.5% of whom admitted they’d made a major medical mistake in the last three months.

In 2016, Makary and his research team published a report showing an estimated 250,000 Americans die from medical mistakes each year⁴ — about 1 in 10 patients

Another widely-cited study⁵ published in 2013 had estimated the annual death toll for medical mistakes in the U.S. at 400,000 a year

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Are Medical Mistakes the Top Cause of Death in the U.S.?

Today, doctors making medical-related mistakes are becoming more commonplace. Here’s what experts recommend to help lower the risk of this from happening.

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