You can read the court order here The court order, issued by the Wisconsin Medical Examining Board, says Dr. Rubin overprescribed stimulants to at least 9 patients last year, many of them people he met at Wisconsin strip clubs. In some cases he prescribed six times the recommended maximum dose of amphetamines. As seen in this report
Rubin’s own lawyer admits the allegations against him are striking.There is also two video reports
“The medical board I think hearing what sounded like some pretty awful allegations I think acted appropriately and summarily suspended his license,” said Hal Harlowe, one of Dr. Rubin’s attorneys.
It’s the first time he’s had any formal action taken against him, even though he’s been the subject of 11 complaints dating back to 1997.
“I think it’s awful particularly because I did attempt to take his, get his license from him,” says a former patient.
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It’s impossible to say what he’s been accused of, because the state shreds complaints against doctors every 5 to 7 years.
From what little information is still available, it appears most cases involved allegations of professional misconduct.
The majority of complaints, though, weren’t even investigated. It’s impossible to say what he’s been accused of, because the state shreds complaints against doctors every 5 to 7 years.
From what little information is still available, it appears most cases involved allegations of professional misconduct.
The majority of complaints, though, weren’t even investigated.
There is a lot more at the linked news story
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