Twenty-five more patients are suing a longtime OB-GYN, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and other facilities where he worked over allegations of sexual abuse.
Twenty-five more women have filed suit against a former Cedars-Sinai Medical Center obstetrician-gynecologist and the facilities where he worked, accusing Dr. Barry J. Brock of sexual abuse and medical misconduct.
During another appointment, the same patient alleged, Brock sniffed his fingers after performing a vaginal examination. In his statement, Brock denied doing that and said the alleged comment about breasts 'does not sound like anything I would say.' Several plaintiffs said that Brock made sexually inappropriate comments about their bodies, at times while neglecting their medical needs or dismissing their concerns.
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