As experienced Philadelphia medical malpractice lawyers, we often hear one of the most commonly searched and emotionally charged questions asked by cancer patients and their families: “Is cancer treatable—or even curable?” This simple question carries with it not only a desperate hope for survival, but also a host of concerns about the quality of care, the risks of medical errors, and the real-world consequences of malpractice in cancer treatment.

When it comes to fatal medical malpractice, not all age groups are affected equally. This article explores a sobering truth hidden in plain sight: the youngest and oldest among us are disproportionately harmed by preventable medical mistakes. From delivery room errors to misdiagnosed strokes in seniors, age plays a critical role in determining the likelihood of death due to medical negligence. I will analyze CDC and NIH data, and anazbell the bell-shaped curve of vulnerabilit