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Posted on 16th May 2017 |
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Dr. Lawal Harun, a surgeon in the UK, has been struck off (no longer allowed to practice medicine) after a litany of messed up surgeries. As detailed in this news report by the Telegraph, he:
The third case occurred after an investigation which recommended that he "be restricted in what operations he carried out". His excuse: he said he had been suffering from "poor vision" at the time. There are several things which concern me about this situation:
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