Injection death

Dr David Morton (left) and Dr Feda Mulhem (right) leave Nottingham Coroner's Court following an inquest into the death of Wayne Jowett, who died after having a powerful drug to treat his leukaemia wrongly injected into his spine at the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham. Nottinghamshire coroner Dr Nigel Chapma today recorded a verdict of accidental death in the case Mr Jowett, saying: "We can put a man on the moon but why can't we find a safe method to prevent these deaths." 30/6/03: Dr Feda Mulhem, 35, who denies unlawfully killing teenage cancer patient Wayne Jowett, 18, who died at Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre after he was injected with a chemotherapy drug in his lower spine as part of his recovery from leukaemia. A jury at Nottingham Crown Court has been told by the proescution that Dr Mulhem failed to check the drugs that were being administered. 08/07/03 : Dr Feda Mulhem (R) leaves Nottingham Coroner's Court. The jury in the trial of the doctor accused of killing a teenage cancer patient has been discharged after they were told the defendant was not fit to continue. Dr Mulhem, from Leicester, denies manslaughter and the trial at Nottingham Crown Court was halted in the second week. (Photo by Haydn West - PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images)