Pictured, Dr. Susan Moore Indiana black doctor who cited her race leading to mistreatment at hospital.
Dr. Susan Moore black Indiana doctor dies of COVID-19 following video in which she complaints that she was mistreated because of her race.
A black
Indiana doctor has died in hospital just two weeks after posting video claiming that she was being mistreated & delayed proper care because of her race while suffering from the coronavirus.
Dr. Susan Moore, 52, of
Indianapolis died on Sunday, December 20, due to complications from
She was first diagnosed with COVID-19 on November 29. Since then, she had been admitted to the
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If I Was White, I Wouldn’t Have To Go Through This: Doctor Alleges Bias Succumbs To Covid
Dr Susan Moore alleged discrimination and insufficient medical treatment for Covid-19 after being admitted at a hospital in Indiana Facebook Associated Press (AP) 2020-12-26T08:19:29+05:30 If I Was White, I Wouldn’t Have To Go Through This: Doctor Alleges Bias Succumbs To Covid outlookindia.com 2020-12-26T08:26:22+05:30
A Black doctor who died battling Covid-19 complained of discrimination and not being provided sufficient medical care in widely shared social media posts days before her death, prompting an Indiana hospital system to promise a “full external review into her treatment.
Black doctor dies of Covid after complaining of racist treatment
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Black doctor dies of Covid after complaining of racist treatment
NYT News Service / Dec 26, 2020, 08:06 IST
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‘HE MADE ME FEEL LIKE A DRUG ADDICT’: Susan Moore (R) said the white doctor downplayed her complaints of pain and told her he felt uncomfortable giving her more narcotics (NYT photo)
Lying in a hospital bed, the black patient gazed into her phone and, with a strained voice, complained of an experience common among black people in America.
Susan Moore, the patient, said the white doctor at the hospital in Indianapolis where she was being treated for Covid had downplayed her complaints of pain. He told her he felt uncomfortable giving her more narcotics, she said, and suggested that she would be discharged. “I was crushed,” she said in a posted to Facebook on December 7. “He made me feel like I was a drug addict.”