‘Do no harm’ are three words all doctors must follow in the course of their work. These words make me convinced that Covid-19 lockdowns are the wrong approach, and a growing number of doctors are on my side.
Medical students throughout the West are taught the principles of beneficence and non-maleficence as pillars of medical ethics.
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