The Hippocratic oath that all doctors swear imposes on them a duty to knowingly do no harm.
Recently I engaged in a discussion with an acquaintance about the treatment meted out to the infant Alfie Evans by the British National Health Service and the British legal system. I believe, without knowing, that the acquaintance is a doctor and a fine one at that.
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