A 61 year-old patient of his claims that his clinic charged her credit card $60,000 without her permission, failed to tell her she was purchasing her prescriptions from a pharmacy the doctor owned, and that she was treated with medicine only available in clinical trials.

The oncologist strongly refutes her accusations, stating that she signed several consent forms that explicitly said that the pharmacy was owned by the doctor and that she never was given medicine that was a part of any clinical trials.

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Wakefield’s research sparked fear in the parents of young children after his findings suggested that childhood vaccinations for measles, the mumps, and rubella could cause autism. In a 1998 paper he published in the Lancet, Wakefield said he found autism-like symptoms in 12 patients after getting their vaccinations.

The investigative journalist and editor for BMJ uncovered several discrepancies in Wakefield’s research, which they published in the journal. Wakefield claims that their comments negatively affected his reputation and caused him to lose money. His British medical license was also revoked as a result.

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The 38 year-old is believed to have conducted more than ten examinations on patients with the license.

A facility she approached for employment did a background check and discovered the woman was not the same person pictured on the license.

According to police, the real owner of the psychology license had no idea it was being used by someone else and has been cooperating with law enforcement’s investigation. The woman is facing second-degree felony charges of tampering with a governmental license with the intent to defraud or harm another.

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More than $100,000 will be spent on retrofitting over 300 doors of treatment rooms with two foot by three foot windows in order to prevent patients from being abused by medical staff. The agency says that the transparency will make the hospitals safer for everyone.

These renovations come in the midst of two high profile allegations against state doctors who are accused of sexually assaulting patients in their offices.

In the rooms that cannot be fitted with windows, cameras will be installed.

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The doctor was fired from a mental health clinic near Fort Worth in the late 1990s for undisclosed reasons. A lawsuit settlement he signed with the clinic stated he would never seek employment at a state mental health/mental retardation clinic or center in Texas. Records show the doctor was hired at three different mental health facilities since then.

In 2004 he was fired from West Texas Centers for Mental Health Mental Retardation after he had an inappropriate relationship with a 23 year-old patient who suffered from bipolar disorder and depression- a second-degree felony. State health officials fired the psychiatrist due to his failure to disclose his ban.

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An undercover investigation by the pro-life organization found a total of ten doctors who allegedly attempted to avoid parental consent laws and failed to report child sexual abuse. The organization conducted the investigation over three months and indiscriminately chose abortion clinics to investigate.

Two clinics and disposal companies have received $83,000 in fines for the illegal disposal of fetus remains due to complaints filed by the group.

The two abortion doctors’ hearings are scheduled for May. They are accused of convincing women to cross state lines to bypass Texas parental consent laws and illegally disposing the aborted remains.

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The 36 year-old woman, who used to work as a senior supervising psychologist at the California State Prison’s Sacramento location, is believed to have staged a break in with her friend, telling authorities that a stranger came in and beat, robbed, and raped her all to convince her husband to move to a safer neighborhood.

She could be facing a felony conspiracy charge and a misdemeanor charge for filing a false report.

Officials are fighting to have her license revoked.

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An investigation of the man was sparked after the Cyber Crimes Unit of the attorney general’s office received an anonymous tip that someone had uploaded child pornography on a MSN online forum.

The maximum sentence for possessing child pornography is ten years, but the judge gave the former dentist a more lenient sentence since he voluntarily began seeking help for sexual addiction and has kept up with treatment. The father and grandfather will have to register as a sex offender, pay a $25,000 fine, and surrender his dental license.

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The Texas State Bar dismissed twenty-three of the twenty-four complaints filed against her. The one complaint not dismissed will not hinder her ability to practice law in Williamson County.

Complaints were filed against her after by commissioners after she attempted to remove a Williamson County judge from office. Commissioners believe she used information against the judge that she acquired from a commissioners court executive session. The attorney says she believes her confidentiality violation fit with an exception to the rule, which states an attorney can use confidential information if he or she thinks it is necessary to comply for a with order.

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The doctor, a psychiatrist for mentally ill patients, is accused of abusing at least nine teenage boys in his care over a twenty year period. He was fired late last month from the Austin State Hospital.

The psychiatrist has not been formally charged with a crime, but he is barred from practicing while an investigation by four state agencies are investigating the claims.

Currently the Austin Police Department, the attorney general’s office, the Texas Rangers, and the Office of Inspector General for the Health and Human Services Commission are leading a joint investigation.

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