A person with information posted online about details of Wang Xiaoye's death. The Princeton Medical Hospital failed to take the patient's allegation of poisoning seriously, and subsequent delay in diagnose and obtaining treatment caused the patient's life.
1) Wang talked to the Hospital regarding possible poisoning by chemist wife in the middle of a bitter divorcing process when he checked himself in on Jan 14;
2) The Hospital thought Wang was insane, and assigned a mental doctor;
3) On or about Jan 17, it happened that a Chinese nurse was assigned to Wang's bed on a 12 hours shift. This magic nurse recorded Wang's symptoms and Googled online after going home. All findings point to one possibility, Thallium poisoning. The Hospital was notified immediately;
4) The Hospital performed a test for Thallium, which needed an out-of-State agency to interpret the result. The positive result took one week to arrive on January 25, too late. Whiling waiting for the official testing result, even though all findings point to Thallium, the Hospital did not attempt to treat Wang, for the entire 7 days. The Hospital saw the patient living a terrible death, to his last breath.
