The dangers of medical misdiagnoses
Women and minorities are 20 to 30 percent more likely than white men to experience a medical misdiagnosis, according to Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Dr. Kerry Anne Perkins explains why she considers it a public health problem and shares ideas about what you can do to advocate for yourself.
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The dangers of medical misdiagnoses
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