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Evie Toombes case: patients who suffer harm when doctors don't follow best practice

Discussion in 'Other health news and research' started by JohnTheJack, Dec 2, 2021.

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  1. JohnTheJack

    JohnTheJack Moderator Staff Member

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    This case may seem remote from ME, but it may have general implications for patients who suffer harm when doctors do not follow best practice.

    From (£) https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/...lions-after-suing-gp-over-her-birth-h66cns30g
     
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  2. Midnattsol

    Midnattsol Moderator Staff Member

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    My sister sent it to me as it was also posted in a Norwegian newspaper. I'd be happy if GP's had more knowledge about diet (it *is* possible to consume the required 400mg of folate through diet alone, though just saying "healthy diet" is not specific enough. In a recent European survey the majority of respondents said they ate a healthy diet "most of the time", population dietary interviews suggest that this diet is not rich in folate. I think the mean intake in the last Norwegian dietary interview study were <200mg for both men and women).
     
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