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Ohio Senate passes measure forcing hospitals to administer ivermectin, other patient-requested treatments [View all] BumRushDaShow Dec 12 OP

Here they go again.... FarPoint Dec 12 #1

will the legislature be sued when ivermectin or bleach pr some wild dr oz snake oil is prescribed???? rampartd Dec 13 #67

A physician should indeed fear being sued.... FarPoint Dec 13 #88

I say this began with odins folly Dec 13 #80

Ehhhh, Ohhhh, Way To Go, Ohio ... Dock_Yard Dec 13 #86

Except certain procedures for women. sop Dec 12 #2

Exactly. BumRushDaShow Dec 12 #4

the reason rwnj entered politics is because they suck at other professions Marthe48 Dec 12 #3

"Dr. Trump told me this works" Diamond_Dog Dec 12 #5

Will hospitals be required to shove a flashlight up people's,... magicarpet Dec 12 #6

What did the kaolinite mining industry contribute to Ohio legislative races? DJ Synikus Makisimus Dec 12 #7

Maybe there's a suppository version of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. mpcamb Dec 12 #39

A compounding pharmacy can make them jmowreader Dec 12 #63

These folks should be nominated for the Darwin Awards. surfered Dec 12 #8

Not Quite! Granny Blue Dec 12 #46

I stand corrected. surfered Dec 12 #49

Good to know surfered Dec 12 #50

Well, i hope i'm right that this is only for patients a request this crap. bluestarone Dec 12 #9

But I suppose we could get a doc that believes it and prescribes it! Hope22 Dec 12 #14

Oh, i agree but if a DR. prescibes that for me bluestarone Dec 12 #15

Right! But a person could be too sick to know what is being given. Hope22 Dec 12 #17

Won't argue that point. bluestarone Dec 12 #20

True words! Nt Hope22 Dec 12 #41

But what about a minor whose parents request it? LisaM Dec 12 #16

Again, i feel really bad for these type people (elderly or youths) BUT bluestarone Dec 12 #19

It means kids and others will be killed by stupid decisions canuckledragger Dec 12 #24

Trumpism is a death cult Blue_Tires Dec 12 #10

The stupid - it burns. Earthrise Dec 12 #11

In some states, more than others Attilatheblond Dec 12 #13

Does this bit of Legislators Playing Doctors give FULL release of any liability if/when off label use causes problems? Attilatheblond Dec 12 #12

You said what I was thinking VMA131Marine Dec 12 #18

And if I have a minor injury say a sprained ankle, instead of a traditional anti-imflamtory medicine, Attilatheblond Dec 12 #34

Absolutely! Full release of liability for the hospital when hospital is forced to use that medicine. keithbvadu2 Dec 12 #55

Child protection services should be notified when this happens nmmi Dec 12 #21

I can't edit my post, I was going to remove the "smiley" button after "We did" as it might be misinterpreted nmmi Dec 12 #25

New editing button for post owners ... OPTIONS (at the bottom) Dock_Yard Dec 13 #87

No, I didn't miss the announcements. But thanks. nmmi Dec 13 #91

What happens if a parent who doesn't want their kids insists on hospital administering bleach to said unwanted childern? Attilatheblond Dec 12 #22

Bleach isnt a medication. Ivermectin is. Kind of a big difference. Callie1979 Dec 13 #71

Ivermectin can have all kind of side effects. LisaL Dec 13 #73

This message was self-deleted by its author Dennis Donovan Dec 12 #23

MAGATs want it. Let them get it. LisaL Dec 12 #26

Yep...I agree. The Madcap Dec 12 #32

Yep, and if MAGATs request to be injected with bleach, LisaL Dec 12 #57

OK by me, too Deminpenn Dec 18 #96

Stupid fucks... Basso8vb Dec 12 #27

Until insurance says no bueno... JT45242 Dec 12 #28

Republican lawmakers just LOVE practicing medicine without a license! ShazzieB Dec 12 #29

Then the hospital needs to have them sign a wavier that any harm from it they will not be held liable. When the f**king JohnSJ Dec 12 #30

Politicians and patients forcing doctors to prescribe inappropriate medications. Irish_Dem Dec 12 #31

This is "social murder." In an occult manner, the GOP and the oligarchs somehow benefit from the death of the masses. C0RI0LANUS Dec 12 #33

No one's forcing people like us to take this ineffective "medications" paleotn Dec 12 #38

Hi paleotn C0RI0LANUS Dec 12 #44

Any idiot who wants ivermectin for anything beyond it's actual purpose Attilatheblond Dec 12 #35

I agree 98% Karma13612 Dec 13 #92

Damn Solly Mack Dec 12 #36

Darwin says go right ahead! paleotn Dec 12 #37

Test EarlG Dec 12 #40

A gravy train for lawyers AverageOldGuy Dec 12 #42

Honestly, this law reads to me as having a lot of loopholes Raven123 Dec 12 #43

This is fucking insane! samplegirl Dec 12 #45

Killing off their own constituents, I see. ananda Dec 12 #47

What's next, make them drink bleach or swallow a light to light up their insides? SWBTATTReg Dec 12 #48

I propose Diamond_Dog Dec 12 #51

Add a caveat that the lawmakers who vote to enact this can be held personally liable 33taw Dec 12 #52

Fascism attacks experts and their knowledge dlk Dec 12 #53

"Other patient-requested treatments"? - my guess is that don't include magic mushrooms Stargleamer Dec 12 #54

Ivermectin but not a D & C RainCaster Dec 12 #56

Go for it Deplorable morons, demand those bright lights get stuck up your NoMoreRepugs Dec 12 #58

And bleach injections. LisaL Dec 12 #59

Just when you think Republicans couldn't timms139 Dec 12 #60

And when they don't work...here come the law suits. PortTack Dec 12 #61

Fentanyl? Dem4life1970 Dec 12 #62

So, my questions are... William Gustafson Dec 12 #64

how.. how broad is this? quakerboy Dec 12 #65

Ohio's Medical Practitioner Conscience Clause struggle4progress Dec 13 #66

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 13 #68

When your whole party is anti science Old Crank Dec 13 #69

My idiot Nextdoor neighbor Karen samplegirl Dec 13 #70

Fine. Let 'em have it. And give it to them early Callie1979 Dec 13 #72

Good grief samplegirl Dec 13 #89

"or in the case of minors, their parent or guardian's permission" Prairie Gates Dec 13 #74

Legislators overruling the decisions doctors make abut their patients' health. What could go wrong? Martin68 Dec 13 #75

And bleach ? republianmushroom Dec 13 #76

Unless the same law requires the hospital/pharmacy to stock the stuff... NotASurfer Dec 13 #77

It's a madhouse CanonRay Dec 13 #78

Freedom harun Dec 13 #79

I'd like to see how they code that for insurance reimbursement Historic NY Dec 13 #81

Idiocracy is here. Basso8vb Dec 13 #82

Make them sign a waver than.... Macrophylla Dec 13 #83

Ohio senate passes measure forcing hospitals to administer ivermectin Dem4ever1978 Dec 13 #84

Insanity is prevailing. City Lights Dec 13 #85

I think Rebl2 Dec 13 #90

I agree! nt City Lights Dec 14 #93

These morons that enigmania Dec 17 #94

Does this mean I can request a hand job for an ingrown toenail, and they have to comply? LudwigPastorius Dec 18 #95