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Infant’s death ruled major medical accident in China as family says it now faces police pressure
A medical case involving the death of a five-month-old girl in the eastern Chinese city of Ningbo has been formally classified as a “Grade I Class A” medical accident — the most serious tier under China’s medical accident regulations — with hospital staff found to bear primary responsibility, according to an official investigation announced by Ningbo health authorities in February. The infant, widely referred to online by the nickname “Xiao Luox…
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Infant’s death ruled major medical accident in China as family says it now faces police pressure
A medical case involving the death of a five-month-old girl in the eastern Chinese city of Ningbo has been formally classified as a “Grade I Class A” medical accident — the most serious tier under China’s medical accident regulations — with hospital staff found to bear primary responsibility, according to an official investigation announced by Ningbo health authorities in February. The infant, widely referred to online by the nickname “Xiao Luox…
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