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The Dr Oliver James Brown story 6

There are probably up to 10 people and organisations we/you could write to about various aspects of this story, and our guess is that NOT ONE OF THEM would respond in an honest and upfront way – least of all … Continue reading

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The Dr Oliver James Brown story 5

A further article on this remarkable story, headed up by:- You’d think that Dr Brown would be getting the very best advice from the best public relations people as to where he went from here? But perhaps he’s “fixated” on … Continue reading

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The Dr Oliver James Brown story 4

Dr Brown has a website but no ordinary email address – just an email form. And if you use this form to send him a letter, he doesn’t even acknowledge it. HE JUST DOESN’T CARE! (If we ever come across … Continue reading

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The Dr Oliver James Brown Story 3

To us organisations and people can be divided into 8 categories – those who:- (1) Don’t have an ordinary email address or an email form. (2) Don’t have an ordinary email address but have an email form, (which is many … Continue reading

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The Dr Oliver James Brown story 2

When a doctor has been guilty of a hideous degree of negligence, what penalties if any should be imposed? We strongly believe that this is not nearly as important as that prospective patients should have access to the fullest possible … Continue reading

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The Dr Oliver James Brown story 1

We are absolutely flabbergasted by this story. A court has recently found that in early December 2008 Dr Brown botched an operation on a 61 year old female patient, and then botched her aftercare to the extent that within 4 … Continue reading

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