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In an essay I wrote is the Babylon Bee article discussing Harvard’s decision to eliminate the Hippocratic Oath that originally included such silly things as swearing to Apollo, Asclepius, Hygiea, Panacea, and by all the gods and goddesses. It had been updated in 1964 by Louis Lasagna. Now Harvard medical students write their own. The oath presented in the article is fictitious. Students can now paw through the flotsam and jetsam of popular social phrasing to express whatever disordered, flaccid, moral clutter might free them from apparent dilemmas posed by their profession. With such freedom you can certainly see why abortions such as the one discussed at the link leave everybody happy at the end of a workday.

Harvard Med School Officially Replaces Oath ‘Do No Harm’ With ‘Mutilate Kids for Money’

https://babylonbee.com/news/harvard-med-school-officially-replaces-oath-do-no-harm-with-mutilate-kids-for-money

Baby Harriet’s body was found in medical waste. Police deny there was any wrongdoing.

https://www.liveaction.org/news/baby-harriet-body-medical-waste/

Baby Harriet’s body was discovered on March 25, 2022, in a medical waste box about to be placed on a truck bound for Curtis Bay Medical Waste Services. Along with her were 114 other bodies of children killed at the Washington Surgi-Center abortion facility in D.C., which is notorious for committing later abortions. Harriet is believed to have been about 28 to 30 weeks gestational age and — though it is completely legal to kill viable children at this age in Washington, D.C. — experts agree that Harriet may have been killed by a federally banned abortion procedure.