A healthcare worker fills a syringe with the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in Miami. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky, File)
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UPDATED 9:12 AM PT – Wednesday, January 19, 2022
A Texas doctor is suing her former employer who was punished for spreading so-called COVID-19 misinformation. Dr. Mary Bowden filed a lawsuit against Houston Methodist Hospital on Monday requesting data from the hospital detailing the effects of the vaccine as well as a number of financial reports.
Dr. Bowden resigned from the hospital in November 2021 after publicly questioning the jabs and bringing awareness of early treatments, including Ivermectin. In response, Houston Methodist Hospital suspended her and revoked her privileges.
“My name is being vilified,” explained the otolaryngologist. “I have people leaving fake reviews on my website, all over the media. I have people calling me the sister of the devil and misconstruing my intentions, so I want to set the record straight.”
Dr. Mary Bowden suspended by Houston Methodist in November for spreading misinformation about early treatments, has announced her lawsuit against the healthcare system.
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Dr. Bowden stressed she’s only seeking transparency from the hospital and not monetary retribution. She also confirmed that the hospital in question paid out over $13 million to persuade its employees to take the COVID-19 vaccine. Those same employees now have until the end of March to get their booster or face termination.
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