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Midwife in Japan arrested over patient’s death, allegedly injected stool into IV

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Midwife in Japan arrested over patient’s death, allegedly injected stool into IV
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A 51-year-old midwife in Japan has been arrested on murder charges following the death of a 75-year-old patient. Authorities allege she injected feces into the man's intravenous drip line while he was hospitalized.

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This case highlights extreme breaches of medical ethics and patient safety protocols in a clinical setting.

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TOKYO: A midwife was arrested on Wednesday (July 15) on suspicion of killing a hospitalised man by inserting faeces into his IV tube in Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture, in January, police said.

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