Press Release 9/26/24
September 26, 2024
Addressing False Statements and Misinformation Regarding Medical Professionals and Post-Birth Procedures
In recent weeks, a concerning wave of misinformation has emerged, alleging that medical professionals are engaged in unethical practices involving the execution of newborns after full-term pregnancies. These statements are not only categorically false but also dangerously misleading, undermining the trust and safety of our healthcare system.
We want to unequivocally state that such claims have no basis in reality. The notion that medical professionals would engage in the deliberate harm or execution of newborns is a gross distortion of medical ethics and practice. Healthcare providers, including doctors, nurses, and other medical staff, are committed to the highest standards of care and are guided by stringent ethical principles designed to protect and preserve life.
Here are the key facts regarding this issue:
- Medical Ethics and Legal Standards: All medical professionals adhere to a strict code of ethics and legal standards that prioritize the well-being and rights of patients. The practice of intentionally ending the life of a newborn is both illegal and contrary to the ethical standards upheld by the medical community.
- Post-Birth Care: In rare and tragic circumstances where a newborn is born with severe, life-threatening conditions, medical teams work diligently to provide comfort and compassionate care. Decisions in such situations are made with the utmost consideration for the infant’s quality of life and in consultation with the family. These decisions are always made with the infant’s best interests in mind and are not related to any form of euthanasia or execution.
- Misinformation Impact: Spreading false information about such serious matters can have severe consequences, including the erosion of public trust in medical professionals and the potential to incite fear and mistrust in healthcare systems. It is crucial for individuals to seek out reliable sources and verified information before accepting and sharing such claims.
- Commitment to Transparency: We encourage open dialogue and are committed to transparency in medical practices. If there are concerns or questions about medical procedures, we urge individuals to consult reputable sources or engage directly with healthcare professionals for accurate information.
We urge all members of the community to approach this issue with discernment and to rely on verified, credible sources for information. Disinformation only serves to harm and confuse, whereas accurate information and clear communication help ensure that everyone receives the respectful and high-quality care they deserve.
For further information or to address any questions, please contact:
Center for 4th Trimester Care
P.O. Box 16544
Golden, CO 80401, USA
c4tc.co
Center for 4th Trimester Care: C4TC is physician led non-profit organization with the mission to bring high quality 4th trimester care to all families. We recognize the holes in our current medical system which has resulted in the high maternal mortality/morbidity leading to poor effects on infant/child health. We are coming together to advocate for improved 4th trimester care because of its profound health and socioeconomic impacts on our families, communities, and nation.
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This press release aims to set the record straight and reaffirm the commitment of medical professionals to ethical and compassionate care.