62 women infected with Hepatitis C at late-term abortion facility win $13.75 million settlement

LifeSiteNews.com ^ | Thu Jun 05, 2014 15:13 EST | Ben Johnson

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MELBOURNE, Australia, June 5, 2014 (LifeSiteNews.com) – A late-term abortion facility and state abortion regulators have agreed to a multimillion dollar settlement after 62 women said the facility did not take proper procedures to prevent them from being infected with Hepatitis C during their operations.

Croydon Day Surgery and the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Authority agreed to pay $13.75 million after scores of patients were infected by anesthesiologist James Latham Peters between June 2008 and November 2009.

[topher]

To think this person was a medical doctor, and he re-used the same syringe. This is why there needs to be health inspections of abortion clinics.

Just another case that Veterinary Clinics are far superior to abortion clinics.

[fwdude]

Safe, legal and rare.

I guess one out of three. Well, sucks.

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

“Just another case that Veterinary Clinics are far superior to abortion clinics. “

I’d go to my vet, and he’d notice that I had a sinus infection, and would give me antibiotics. He said, “They’re the same.” I really appreciated him saving me a doc appointment. A sinus infection is no big deal, and he saved me 60 bucks plus the cost of the script!

[RetiredTexasVet]

With that amount of a settlement they can afford to have their future late term abortions at a classy spa-like abortion mills.