African doctors have a moral duty to speak up for patients who can’t

The article underscores the critical role African doctors play not just in saving lives but in advocating for patients who can't speak for themselves. It argues that the ethical responsibility of medical professionals extends beyond clinical duties to include speaking up for marginalized patients. This advocacy is essential for ensuring equitable healthcare and addressing systemic issues that leave vulnerable populations unheard. The call to action highlights the broader implications for healthcare equity and social justice across the continent.