BMA threatens to sue patient organisations for inciting hatred

“After the latest stupid idea of the so-called defenders of patients, we are not far from considering the idea of bringing a suit against some patient organisations and their leaders for inciting hatred,” Prof. Dr. Milan Milanov, Chairman of the Ethics Commission with the Bulgarian Medical Association (BMA) said on Nova TV this morning. He commented that he was taking the opportunity to warn some of them. “I hate people making money from people’s misery,” added Milanov. According to him, the problem is that there is a humanitarian crisis our society and Pandora’s Box has opened. Prof. Dr. Milanov stated that the attack on doctors had begun two years ago and tension had escalated.

Regarding the case of the amputated arm of Milko Mihalev, Prof. Dr. Milanov said that the doctors did not know that anything like that could happen because there had been no such complication ever before. He explained that the patient was probably suffering from a vascular disease of both hands. “Doctors have no explanation. Let the society say if anyone is guilty when there is no explanation,” added Prof. Dr. Milanov. He admitted that physicians do make mistakes, but explained that there was no need to ask for bloodshed. “I heard that the wife of the patient whose arm was amputated wanted to kill the doctor,” said Milanov and reminded that we should not forget the fact that doctors save lives every day.

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