Karabus sues former UAE employers

Karabus sues former UAE employers.

Lack of clinical notes angered UAE judge in Karabus case.

In an ironic twist, the absence of clinical notes sufficient to properly rule on manslaughter and forgery charges brought in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) against 77-year-old veteran Cape Town oncologist Professor Cyril Karabus may have led to his acquittal. On 6 December the prosecution failed for the second time to produce clinical notes made during the critical two weeks Karabus treated a 3...

Karabus trial - a cautionary tale.

Wakefield sues BMJ over MMR articles.

Jackie Fletcher's letter highlights an important area of concern, the failure of the government and medical profession to address the possibility of vaccine damage at a clinical level while retreating behind an unconvincing body of epidemiology [1]. Even the best conducted epidemiology might mask damage to significant subgroups as pointed out by for National Institutes of Health director, the l...

Patient sues over CMPA's ability to "insure".

E64 CMAJ, March 1, 2016, 188(4) ©2016 8872147 Canada Inc. or its licensors A psychiatrist was found guilty of sexually abusing his patient and the patient was awarded $550 000 in damages, but a New Brunswick court ruled she’s not entitled to compensation from the Canadian Medical Protective Association (CMPA), which provides liability coverage to physicians. Now the patient is suing the New Bru...