Published 1 year ago

Dr. Oz’s Medical Research Was Rejected and Banned

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Dr. Mehmet Oz was reportedly banned from presenting to a medical organization for two years beginning in 2003. A medical study he authored was called into question due to the strength of the data used. The study was withdrawn over "a technical issue and not in any way related to fabrication of data or dishonesty"

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The Washington Post

Mehmet Oz’s medical research was rejected in 2003, resulting in 2-year ban

At issue were questions about the strength of the data used by Oz to reach an important medical conclusion, according to seven people who recalled the events.

1 year ago

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Raw Story

Medical organization banned Dr. Oz from presenting research for two years after shoddy heart surgery study

Pennsylvania Senate hopeful Mehmet Oz was banned for two years from presenting research at the American Association for Thoracic Surgery conference after submitting a shoddy study that he ultimately was forced to withdraw.The Washington Post reports that experts at the AATS raised "questions about t...

1 year ago·United States

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People

Dr. Oz's Medical Research Was Once Rejected Due to Strength of Data: Report

The Washington Post reports that a study Oz authored on heart bypass surgery was scheduled to lead off a session of the 83rd annual American Association for Thoracic Surgery (AATS) conference, before the study was ultimately withdrawn and Oz was banned from presenting to the organization for two years

1 year ago·United States

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Political Wire

Dr. Oz’s Medical Research Was Rejected and Banned

Washington Post: "Oz’s research was scheduled to lead off the scientific session of the 83rd annual American Association for Thoracic Surgery conference, where physicians in that specialty convene to discuss developments in their field. But Oz was forced to withdraw his work and was banned from pr

1 year ago·New York, United States

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