An Alabama Doctor Is Refusing To See Patients Unvaccinated Against COVID-19. Can He?
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Legal and ethical experts weighed in after Dr. Jason Valentine made national headlines this week over his decision.
A primary care physician in Alabama has sparked both praise and furor this week after he sent a missive to patients: No vaccination, no treatment. Dr. Jason Valentine, a doctor specializing in family medicine at the Infirmary Health Diagnostic and Medical Clinic in Saraland, Alabama, posted an image on Facebook that showed him posing next to a sign that advised patients of his new policy, which will be effective Oct. 1. “Dr. Valentine will no longer see patients that are not vaccinated against COVID-19,” said the sign, which was taped to a door.
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