Woman sues Kaiser Permanente after labeling mixup led to unnecessary hysterectomy
Read our Privacy notice An Atlanta-area woman is suing Kaiser Permanente, alleging she was wrongly diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer and underwent an unnecessary hysterectomy due to a critical labeling error. Cassandra Barksdale and her legal team filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Kaiser Permanente, claiming the mix-up led to the invasive surgery and months of profound physical and emotional distress. However, a similar lawsuit was filed by an Ohio woman who alleged a 2019 biopsy error...
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