A lawsuit filed Monday alleges an Army gynecologist at Fort Hood secretly recorded intimate videos of a patient, who is believed to be one of many victims. The suit claims Army leadership was aware of sexual misconduct complaints against Dr. Blaine McGraw for years but allowed him to continue practicing. McGraw has been suspended and is under investigation by the Army Criminal Investigation Division, who have contacted at least 25 women after discovering photos and videos on his electronic devices. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of the plaintiff, “Jane Doe,” alleges McGraw’s actions included inappropriate touching, crude remarks, and unnecessary procedures, leaving the woman feeling violated and unsafe.
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Iceland has confirmed the presence of mosquitoes for the first time in its history. The Natural Science Institute of Iceland identified three Culiseta annulata mosquitoes, likely transported by freight. This discovery is attributed to a warming climate and increased international travel, which have also led to the appearance of other new insect species. Although these mosquitoes bite, they are not known to carry infections in the areas where they are commonly found.
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A medical student at Leuven University, currently specializing in gynecology, was convicted of a serious sexual offense committed in 2023. Despite the conviction, the student will face neither a criminal record nor probation. In response, UZ Leuven and KU Leuven have suspended the student from their hospital duties pending review of the court’s decision and further investigation. The institutions expressed their support for the victim.
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John Q. Hosedrinker