People purchasing fake medical degrees and posing as doctors

[GuyOnInternet]

"A 15-year-old boy died after an alleged botched surgery performed by a quack in Bihar’s Saran district on Friday night. The quack, identified as Ajit Kumar Puri, is absconding. He allegedly performed the operation to remove gall-bladder stones by referring to videos on YouTube."

In Bihar, boy dies after quack performs surgery watching YouTube

15-year-old boy dies after botched surgery by quack in Bihar, absconding; family files complaint, police investigation ongoing.

www.thehindu.com

A woman in India died after two guys posing as doctors diagnosed performed surgery on her while repeatedly checking YouTube videos for direction.

UP Shocker: Woman dies after two quacks perform stone removal surgery by watching YouTube video, FIR registered

Barabanki: In a shocking incident that has angered local residents, a 38-year-old woman died after two men pretending to be doctors allegedly performed a so-called stone removal surgery on her...

medicaldialogues.in

Here is a video from India where 100,000 fake degrees, mostly in Computer Science except also in Engineering and medicine.



Don't ever get medical treatment in India.

 

[Cougarbear]

Papermills have been around decades. A former high school classmate got a teaching job at the school I was at. He presented a certificate from a college. He only taught there one year but did a very good job teaching. Unfortunately, he had his eyes on the senior girls too much and asked to leave. But, a couple of years later, I heard from him. He was the head principal of one of those private startup college you see all over. Kind of like the one Trump started. I showed them a doctorate degree certificate from some college. But, he never attended the school, if the school existed. There are many who are book worms who study everything and can end up as your doctor with no formal training. Yep.