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Ontario doctor’s licence revoked for sexually abusing patient during 2010 appointment

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The Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Tribunal has revoked a doctor's medical licence after finding he sexually abused a patient during a routine appointment in December 2010. The tribunal or...

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