Lonestar_logic
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IT is his practice he can accept any patient or not he determines the reasons. That is America
The modern version of that oath reads:
"I will remember that I remain a member of society, with special obligations to all my fellow human beings, those sound of mind and body as well as the infirm."
It says nothing about politics. However, politics are mentioned in the American Medical Association's Code of Ethics.
Section 9.012:
"Under no circumstances should physicians allow their differences with patients or their families about political matters to interfere with the delivery of high-quality professional care."
you people are a joke to even support this jackass doctor
Not every doctor is a member of the AMA. In fact, the AMA represents about 29 percent of licensed U.S. doctors, according to the AMA's own figures.
NBC's Guthrie falsely suggests AMA represents "the nation's doctors" | Media Matters for America