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Approx. 30% of people are dying due to medical Negligence. Negligence is a laden word. You'd be negligent and therefore responsible, if in acting you can sensibly have forecast a likelihood of harm coming to another then. If it's unreasonable that you just could have predicted damage as a consequence of your actions then you'll not be negligent and so not guilty, except in cases governed by stringent duty.

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