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Severe Iron Overload caused by too many IV Iron infusions
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@guyjeff123 I am absolutely mortified that this physician was and has been allowed to continue to practice and did not lose his medical license! That rests solely in the lap of the American Medical Association! Shame on them to continue to let him practice and even allow him to participate in any research endeavors at all. If he was shady enough to do it the first time then he can certainly be just a tad more shady. What a travesty! Good Ole Brotherhood!
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@kndaustin71 Did you google Anil Potti and Duke University Medical Center and read about what he did there? And you're right about the brotherhood. Everywhere I go this doctor has friends. My radiation Oncologist and my Oncologist/Hematologist are both friends of his. When my friend drove me 7 Hours to the Mayo Clinic, two of the three Team members stated they are friends with Dr. Noyes who owns the Cancer Center of North Dakota, where it happened and they both knew of Dr. Anil Potti. He's the cancer that needs to be cut out. Alas, I am trying to forgive him. It's what My lord and God would want me to do.
Jeff