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   From: evleth@wanadoo.fr   
      
   On 10/08/12 9:26, in article   
   33e5564a-0c2c-459e-8c00-7d11e185b069@n18g2000yqn.googlegroups.com, "Raymond"   
    wrote:   
      
   > The hospital is in an   
   > ongoing medical malpractice case regarding doctors who performed   
   > experiments on the patients.   
      
   I don't know why they have to be sneaky about it.  I have been   
   "experimented" on for years, but I signed all sorts of documents   
   (and read them) and was told verbally what they were trying to do.   
      
   The problem is that if one has a fatal disorder one is likely   
   to try anything. I got lucky, my experimental drug did slow   
   down the disease I have  so they did not lie to me.   
      
   One feature of French medical law is that the patient has   
   the right not to inform one's lab test results to the doctor   
   who prescribed it. All test results first go to the patient   
   and it is responsibility of the patients to pass   
   these on to one's doctor. And one has the right to inspect   
   one's medical file. My own is thick since nearly 4 years   
   of serving as a guinea pig it has grown.   
      
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