Tazeeyore
12-24-2004, 03:12 PM
Montgomery, AL (LifeNews.com) -- An abortion practitioner who killed an Alabama woman in a botched abortion was stripped of his medical license by the state last week. Meanwhile, Malachy Dehenre, who also had his right to practice revoked in Mississippi, says he probably won't perform abortions again. On Wednesday, the Medical Licensure Commission of Alabama revoked Dehenre's medical license for a period of one year. The board called his actions in several cases "immoral, unprofessional or dishonorable," and said he endangered the well-being of his patients through "gross malpractice." In November 2003, a Birmingham, Alabama woman died just 10 hours after DeHenre performed an abortion. In February 2001, a 22-year-old woman required a hysterectomy after an abortion he performed, and three other cases of injured women were noted from 2001-2003. In an interview after the board's decision, Dehenre responded, "I don't know what is immoral in doing what is legal in the country." DeHenre said abortion has become "politically charged" and blamed pro-life advocates for wanting to overturn the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion. Meanwhile, Mississippi Board of Medical Licensure officials are scheduled to meet on January 20 to determine if DeHenre's temproarily suspended license should be yanked permanently. The Mississippi suspension stopped him from performing abortions at the New Woman Medical Center in Jackson and caused the facility to close in August. Read the complete story (http://m1e.net/c?34860961-HUjdaHV8A3ihI%40782513-NKzYakGDwo5.o).
What ever happened to the Hipocratic Oath? It still says...."first, do no harm!" Killing babies is rather harmful I would think. I find it hard to call any person that would kill innocent children a Doctor.
What ever happened to the Hipocratic Oath? It still says...."first, do no harm!" Killing babies is rather harmful I would think. I find it hard to call any person that would kill innocent children a Doctor.