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Pastimes : Where the GIT's are going
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To: Cisco who wrote (6601)7/12/2000 8:56:35 PM
From: Cisco  Read Replies (2) of 225578
 
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To whom it may concern.<g>

I have been considering what the appropriate steps a person should take if they find out that someone has issued an unsolicited public "professional medical opinion" about them on an Internet chat site. I would recommend the following:

To check to see if this individual has a medical license, first go to the URL below. Click on the state in which that individual lives and then run a search on their name.

Second, I would recommend filing a complaint with the appropriate State Board of Medical Examiners. The board will be able to help you to determine if a non-physician holds some special exemption to Medical Practice Act which allows them to provide lawful medical opinions and/or if the posting of the unsolicited public "professional medical opinion" by the individual represents grossly unprofessional conduct as determined by the board.

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