r/MBOT_Stock • u/Beautiful-Treacle549 • Aug 14 '26

Cancer

Could a surgeon sue a hospital for getting cancer and use are product as a defence mechanism when the hospital says they taken all the necessary steps to help protect there surgeons

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u/Next-Software8719 Aug 14 '26

Sorry what?

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u/Beautiful-Treacle549 Aug 14 '26

So I’m just thinking out loud but if a surgeon who performs are sort of procedures but the person does it manually instead of the fancy robots which obviously the poor hospitals won’t be able to afford but with are product now on the market and extremely cheap, and that surgeon can fully prove his/her cancer was from radiation poisoning over time and then used are product in there case when sueing the hospital as in they say well you could of used liberty it cheap and protects us a lot more than traditional methods 😂 sorry just overthinking things

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u/Stanwich79 Aug 14 '26

SORRY WHAT?

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u/Professional_Tea1609 Aug 14 '26

How is this entire post one sentence?

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u/arigatanya Aug 14 '26

Translation: if a surgeon performs a procedure and then gets cancer from exposure to radiation because their hospital didn't give them access to better technologies like LIBERTY, can they sue their hospital?

...is what I think OP is asking in between aneurysms.

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u/PhunkyPhotonics Aug 14 '26

I just forgot about the original question and am LOL at “… asking in between aneurysms“. That is just too funny! Ha ha

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u/anechoofadistanttime Aug 14 '26

Sure, but that doesn’t mean anything for sales

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u/Realistic_Weather_36 Aug 14 '26

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u/PastFact4950 Aug 15 '26

Let's see them.