Children's Health Defense The court ruled that the PREP Act barred the family’s claim against the hospital because the act grants immunity from liability for any “covered person” for any claim of loss “caused by, arising out of, relating to, or resulting from the administration to or the use by an individual of a covered countermeasure.”
Nevada’s Supreme Court last week dismissed a lawsuit against a hospital and two of its doctors who stopped treating a COVID-19 patient with ivermectin and replaced it with remdesivir and other drugs.
The patient, Hal de Becker, was released from the hospital soon after and died in May 2021.
According to the lawsuit, the change in treatment was made against the family’s explicitly expressed wishes and without consulting them.
The family sued the hospital and doctors for negligence and wrongful death, alleging the doctors and hospitals were aware of scientific evidence supporting ivermectin’s effectiveness, but instead made treatment decisions influenced by politics and the media.
They also alleged that by failing to consult with de Becker’s family or his family physician about the treatment decisions, the doctors and hospital violated their right to informed consent.
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