The Johns Hopkins Maya Trial: A Family's Fight for Medical Justice
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Ongoing, First published Jul 25, 2024
The Johns Hopkins Maya Trial involves a young girl, Maya, whose family sought innovative treatments at Johns Hopkins Hospital. This case raised concerns about medical ethics and patient rights, questioning the balance between medical professionals' decisions and families' rights. It has become a pivotal moment in discussing responsibilities in healthcare and law.
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