Post by Admin on Dec 15, 2014 7:05:49 GMT -8
Steve Hardie, a Christian podiatrist in London, England has for the past 4 years refused to treat many HIV patients because of their sexual orientation. “If you’re gay, no way” is the motto.
Susan V. Borja, M.D, a New Jersey doctor is refusing to treat an HIV patient.
Kamelia Elias, a doctor trained in Egypt, is accused of refusing to treat a Lesbian couple: "They get a lot of diseases and infections," Elias told the paper. "I didn't refuse to treat them, I said it's better to find someone who has experience and will take this type of patients. There [are] some doctors who can treat them."
Dr. Jack Cassell, a Mount Dora, Fla. doctor who opposes the new health care law, has posted a sign on his office door saying patients who are supporters of President Obama should take their business elsewhere. The sign reads: "If you voted for Obama, seek Urologic care elsewhere". Cassell explains "I'm not turning anybody away — that would be unethical...But if they read the sign and turn the other way, so be it." The urologist wants to educate them. "The people who voted for Obama are ultimately responsible for this to have happened, and they have to understand that they made a mistake," "If they're insulted in some way, they can leave." "I do not deny care to anyone, nor do I treat anyone any differently if they come in and tell me they are an Obama supporter."
Susan V. Borja, M.D, a New Jersey doctor is refusing to treat an HIV patient.
Kamelia Elias, a doctor trained in Egypt, is accused of refusing to treat a Lesbian couple: "They get a lot of diseases and infections," Elias told the paper. "I didn't refuse to treat them, I said it's better to find someone who has experience and will take this type of patients. There [are] some doctors who can treat them."
Dr. Jack Cassell, a Mount Dora, Fla. doctor who opposes the new health care law, has posted a sign on his office door saying patients who are supporters of President Obama should take their business elsewhere. The sign reads: "If you voted for Obama, seek Urologic care elsewhere". Cassell explains "I'm not turning anybody away — that would be unethical...But if they read the sign and turn the other way, so be it." The urologist wants to educate them. "The people who voted for Obama are ultimately responsible for this to have happened, and they have to understand that they made a mistake," "If they're insulted in some way, they can leave." "I do not deny care to anyone, nor do I treat anyone any differently if they come in and tell me they are an Obama supporter."