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"Military medical malpractice: Seeking recourse; Outrage over a recent spate of incidents spurs fresh efforts to overturn the Feres doctrine, a 1950 Supreme Court decision denying active-duty service members the right to sue over medical errors."

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"Military medical malpractice: Seeking recourse; Outrage over a recent spate of incidents spurs fresh efforts to overturn the Feres doctrine, a 1950 Supreme Court decision denying active-duty service members the right to sue over medical errors." This article appears today in The Los Angeles Times. read more

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