A video circulating online showed a doctor physically assaulting a patient after the patient complained about the doctor’s tone and asked to be spoken to respectfully. The altercation was initiated by the doctor, despite the patient reportedly having breathing difficulties. The incident sparked outrage and concern over professional conduct in healthcare settings.
Amid the reactions, one comment stood out for its severity: “There is some health issues you suppose use beating heal.”
This statement is dangerous and deeply misleading. It endorses violence as a form of treatment, contradicting medical ethics, science, and basic human rights. No illness is treated through assault. Such comments normalize abuse, excuse malpractice, and place vulnerable patients at serious risk. Healthcare must be grounded in compassion, professionalism, and consent—not intimidation or physical force.
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