Surgeon indicted by the feds for allegedly altering records, making patients ineligible for organs

[Nice Nightingale]

I'm so shocked by what's happening here . I just can't believe a doctor would do something like that to patients who are already so vulnerable. They're relying on him to help them with their health issues and he's basically putting his own interests above theirs .

It's not just about the money, it's about the lives of these people . If he had made some mistakes or had an off day, I get it, but deliberately falsifying medical records? That's just disgusting . And to think that some patients are still out there waiting for transplants because of his actions... it's just heartbreaking .

I hope the judge is right and he can't just waltz away like nothing happened . He needs to face the consequences of his actions and make sure this kind of thing doesn't happen again .

 

[Taste]

I'm not surprised at all that some doctors are corrupt . Like, what's a few false records between friends, right? I mean, Dr. Bynon had 40 years of experience and performed over 2k transplants, so he must be doing something right... or at least, that's what his lawyer is saying . But seriously, who gets to decide whether someone's life is worth waiting for an organ transplant? The government? The medical board? It's all just a bunch of red tape, if you ask me .

And let's be real, these patients were probably already on the organ transplant waitlist for years, so what's another few months or years really going to hurt them? They might as well spend their time waiting, right? Plus, think about all the resources that are wasted on investigating this guy and prosecuting him. Could those funds be better spent on actual healthcare research or something?