State Journal analysis: Wisconsin docs who make mistakes often don't face serious consequences

Wisconsin State Journal

It was a routine procedure.

Dr. David Almasy used an electrified wire to remove abnormal tissue from the cervix of Nicole Johnston, a 35-year-old mother of four. To reduce bleeding, he injected epinephrine.

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