Doctors Commit a Crime to Save a Patient | Chicago Med

[@420alfonzo6]

They commited a crime? What, again?

[@TheMilitantHorse]

Basically illegal dissemination of prescription drugs

[@OfficialRyanx]

Fungal sepsis just resolved? That’ll be interesting in the chart.

[@kejaxson]

People get outside meds from the blackmarket all the time. Someone looking at the chart will probably assume the husband did.

[@cloudstone123]

I don't imagine the patient would complain about where the life saving medication came from. Not that the officials would care.

[@panzerivausfg4062]

They finally remembered their KZbin password 🎉

[@GuitarHeroRocks99]

They've posted six or seven times in the last two weeks. You're not funny.

[@panzerivausfg4062]

@GuitarHeroRocks99 they haven't posted a video in 2 months

[@SkylarBevan]

@@GuitarHeroRocks99boo they are right not u

[@neonelitebook]

babe wake up, Chicago med posted

[@sandraaguayo3775]

What kind of "friend" risks another colleague´s job to save someone, this is not her decision, but the doctor was a fool for agreeing to do that.

[@mitchand9]

So let the patient die knowing the only way to save wasn't the legal way? What's the point of becoming a medical profession?

[@felice98]

This is so inaccurate its insane :D still a good show!

[@Sidnibala732]

Why patients will must decide if they willing to risk their jobs to save a patient

[@etsunara.]

🎉

[@arielg7000]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@irenesapio7015]

What the crime?

[@nexioki]

giving medication that was acquired illegally

[@Melanie-z1o]

Didn't you watch the episode

[@Precutdart]

Drug dealing, conspiracy to sell drugs, getting drugs illegally

[@kejaxson]

They got the medication from a dealer.

[@juliusdevezakun]

First

[@SkylarBevan]

How is have in 2025

[@Saayid1]

First

[@Ciaran_Scott]

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