Can You Sue a Doctor for Missing Lung Cancer in New York?
If a doctor reads the scan correctly and a tiny tumor still hides, the late diagnosis is not malpractice;
By News on the Net -- Gordon Travis—— Bio and Archives--October 26, 2026
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A lung cancer diagnosis is hard enough without learning it could have come sooner. Early detection often gives patients more treatment choices and a better chance of recovery. When a doctor misses warning signs, patients may wonder if the law offers answers. If a provider’s mistake leaves a New York patient worse off, that patient has the right to sue. Failure-to-diagnose case s are part of the work at Rheingold Giuffra Ruffo & Plotkin. Lung cancer is one of the cancers those cases involve. A bad outcome and malpractice are different things, and a lawyer starts by determining which one occurred.
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