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Ottawa, Canada — An association representing Canadian doctors on Wednesday apologized to indigenous peoples for harm they suffered at the hands of medical professionals, including forced sterilization and apprehensions of newborns.
The CMA, she said, “is deeply sorry for the harms First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples have experienced and continue to experience in the Canadian health system.” A CMA investigation found evidence in 157 years of archives of doctors having participated in or failing to stop medical experiments on Indigenous patients, such as the testing of experimental tuberculosis vaccines.
The most recent sterilization case, in 2019, led to a doctor being sanctioned for failing to get the patient’s approval for the surgery.
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