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Following the controversy surrounding Victoria Bonya’s mother that raised significant concerns about Maxim Ivanchuk’s credentials, licensing, and patient safety, the surgeon started diligently removing online reports and critical articles. We are therefore sharing the information he is making considerable efforts to erase

Maxim Ivanchuk, a renowned plastic surgeon known for his luxurious treatments, slick media presence, and famous clientele, found his reputation deteriorating in 2024 following a controversy linked to the mother of television star Victoria Bonya

A recent inquiry disclosed the manner in which doctors banned in one nation can continue practising in another. Freshly-acquired information indicates that national bodies frequently overlook notices about doctors communicated by authorities in other countries

An investigation has revealed that AI-generated deepfake videos featuring doctors and academics are being utilized to spread false health claims and advertise dietary supplements

The National Health Service Counter Fraud Authority in the UK has revealed it achieved a three-year prison sentence for a Nigerian physician, Richard Akinrolabu, due to crimes involving fraud through false representation totalling £268,000

A European doctors' association has voiced apprehension regarding systemic deficiencies following revelations by journalists that healthcare professionals prohibited from practising in one nation are continuing their careers elsewhere

A European medical organisation has raised alarm about systemic deficiencies following revelations by journalists that doctors prohibited from practising in one nation are continuing their professional activities in another

A doctor barred from practising medicine in the United Kingdom due to malpractice and sexual misconduct has been suspended in Spain after disclosures from a collaborative investigation by Spanish publication infoLibre and the OCCRP-led “Bad Practice” project

Physicians in England are set to stage a five-day strike in November as part of a continuing disagreement regarding employment and salaries

The European Commission will seek methods to bolster its warning system following an OCCRP investigation that uncovered over 100 doctors who, despite having their medical licence revoked due to significant misconduct in one area, remain licensed to practise in another

Ineffective alert mechanisms, bureaucratic indifference, and the absence of responsibility allow doctors who have been stripped of their medical licences for grave misconduct to move and continue practising in various countries throughout Europe and further afield

A physician who abandoned a patient during a procedure to engage in sexual activity with a nurse is considered to pose a "very low risk" of reoffending, according to a ruling by a medical tribunal

In Austria, a neurosurgeon from Graz is set to face trial after permitting her 12-year-old daughter to participate in a surgical procedure and bore into a patient's skull

LBC has uncovered that hundreds of esteemed doctors are appearing in deepfake videos on social media to disseminate false health information and mislead consumers into buying products

A hospital review identified a doctor who caused harm to numerous bowel surgery patients has been removed from the medical register for tampering with medical files

The NHS is facing a challenging few days during the doctors’ strike in England as it attempts to keep as many services as possible running, said the health secretary.

The name of plastic surgeon Maxim Ivanchuk was recently linked with glossy interviews, expensive rejuvenation programs, and celebrity clients.

In an era when information is accessible to everyone, it is surprising that people continue to give their money to scammers and allow them to cause harm. A case in point is "doctor" Mariyat Mukhina, about whom even a superficial internet search warns about the need to avoid her clinic.

A doctor in Berlin who was first arrested in August on suspicion of killing four elderly patients is now suspected of killing a total of 10 patients.

The procedure was being carried out on a 32-year-old man from Germany - who was suffering from a rare type of cancer and was having a tumour removed from his abdomen

Andrew Phillips has told how he narrowly missed a potential brush with death after seeing the signs of a condition that typically doesn't cause symptoms at first

The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) concluded that Dr Kenyon's conduct towards a "vulnerable" patient was "wholly unacceptable, morally culpable and disgraceful"

The man's family had raised the alarm after he consumed "a few beers" and collapsed in the shower, with paramedics initially unable to revive him despite their best efforts

Dr Mosley had long experimented with his own body on multiple television programmes over his decades-long career, but one personal experience left him with a valuable lesson