Lucy Letby: What next for the case after an expert panel found no evidence of murder?

The Letby case has made new headlines after an international medical panel said its review found “no evidence to support malfeasance.” <b>Elisabeth Mahase</b> looks at what could happen next and the case’s wider implications

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BMJ
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2025-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r300
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Disaster Response and Management
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Lucy Letby: What next for the case after an expert panel found no evidence of murder?

Elisabeth Mahase
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Disaster Response and Management
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Lucy Letby: What next for the case after an expert panel found no evidence of murder?

Elisabeth Mahase
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Abstract

The Letby case has made new headlines after an international medical panel said its review found “no evidence to support malfeasance.” <b>Elisabeth Mahase</b> looks at what could happen next and the case’s wider implications

BMJVol. 388
BMJ Group (United Kingdom)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 17%
Disaster Response and Management
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