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You are here: Home / News / Shadows Over the City of Angels: The Tragedy of Matthew Perry and the Cautionary Tale of Medical Ethics

Shadows Over the City of Angels: The Tragedy of Matthew Perry and the Cautionary Tale of Medical Ethics

24 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Matthew Perry’s tragic death was linked to illegal ketamine prescriptions by his doctor, shining a harsh light on the dangers when medical ethics are ignored. Despite clear warning signs, the doctor continued providing the drug, showing how fame and addiction can cloud judgment in healthcare. This sad story warns us that new treatments, like ketamine, must be handled with strict rules and care to protect vulnerable patients. It reminds the world that trust between doctor and patient is sacred and must never be broken.

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