Source: Newsday.com
Reporter: REID J. EPSTEIN reid.epstein@newsday.com
When she heard the diagnosis of invasive lobular carcinoma, Darrie Eason had but one thought:
Please don't let me die.Four months and a double mastectomy later, doctors told Eason that her tissue sample had been mislabeled, and that she never had cancer."I didn't know what to believe," said Eason, a 35-year-old single mother from Long Beach.
"They told me I had cancer and now they're telling me I didn't. I didn't know if the next day they were going to call me and say, 'Sorry, we made a mistake, you really do have cancer.'"....
... and a New York State health department report, Eason is the victim of a mix-up at the the CBLPath medical lab in Rye Brook, N.Y. Eason filed a lawsuit against ...
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NASD disciplines 2 Westchester men
Source: Journal News
Reporters: Jerry Gleeson at jgleeson@lohud.com or 914-694-5026
... Two Westchester County men have been disciplined by the National Association of Securities Dealers for violations of agency rules. Harvey A. Wall of Rye Brook was suspended for 30 days and fined $4,000. Wall, an owner of Capital Markets America Inc., failed to obtain written consent from more than 50 people before conducting on-line searches for data on the individuals at an NASD depository, the agency said. Wall neither admitted nor denied the agency's allegations. He is unlisted and could not be reached for comment. The suspension ended Sept. 18....
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