DNA evidence only exists in about 5-10% of criminal cases (10-15% of death penalty cases). Where it is available, it is still subject to contamination and human error. The risk of an erroneous conviction is still significant.
Subscribe to our Pain Management Advisor e-newsletter for tips to manage pain. Shoulder pain causes include: 1  Avascular necrosis. 2  Brachial plexus injury. 3  Broken arm. 4  Bursitis. 5  Cervical radiculopathy. 6  Dislocated shoulder. 7  Frozen shoulder. 8  Heart attack. 9  Impingement.
Sometimes shoulder pain is the result of injury to another location in your body, usually the neck or bicep. This is known as referred pain. Referred pain generally doesnât get worse when you move your shoulder. Other causes of shoulder pain include several forms of arthritis, torn cartilage, or a torn rotator cuff. Swelling of the bursa sacs (which protect the shoulder) or tendons can also cause pain. Some people develop bone spurs, which are bony projections that develop along the edges of bones.