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Florida Hospital Stops Ivermectin Without Telling Family, Fires Nurse for Advocating for It - Vimarsana News

Florida Hospital Stops Ivermectin Without Telling Family, Fires Nurse for Advocating for It

The children of a 55-year-old Florida woman say the hospital treating their mother for COVID-19 told her, and ...

Florida Hospital Immunity Bill on DeSantis' Desk Amid Growing Outcry for Veto - Vimarsana News

Florida Hospital Immunity Bill on DeSantis' Desk Amid Growing Outcry for Veto

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has until next Thursday to decide whether to sign, veto, or ignore a bill ...

Florida court won't let COVID patient use ivermectin - Vimarsana News

Florida court won't let COVID patient use ivermectin

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Legal Newsline) – A Florida appeals court recently refused to allow ivermectin to be a part of the treatment of a man suffering from COVID-19 with grim survival chances.

Appeals court rules there's no 'legal right' to force a hospital to treat COVID patient with ive - Vimarsana News

Appeals court rules there's no 'legal right' to force a hospital to treat COVID patient with ive

The state's 1st District Court of Appeal detailed reasons for upholding a circuit judge's decision to reject efforts by the family of a dying patient at Mayo Clinic Jacksonville.

Source: wgcu.org
Court says family has no 'legal right' to force doctors to administer ivermectin - Vimarsana News

Court says family has no 'legal right' to force doctors to administer ivermectin

The family of a 71-year-old COVID-19 patient who was on a ventilator sued to try and force Mayo Clinic Florida to administer ivermectin to their loved one, who has since died. Regardless, the courts say there is no legal basis for forcing doctors to administer drugs they do not wish to provide.