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@NBCNews Abdul El-Sayed has said he is a physician, but he is not licensed to practice medicine.

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@ewarren Yep, instead we need one giant government to own it all.

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@BethBeanberg @SamAntar @nytimes Actually it is true, because it is against the law. Just because the AMA says he is a physician, doesn't make it legal. I don't know of any states where the AMA takes precedent over the law.

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@MadAndy44 @SamAntar @nytimes Claiming to be a physician or practicing medicine without a license is a serious offense. In many states, it is classified as a felony and can lead to criminal charges, fines, or jail time.

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@Yaboychronic @SamAntar @nytimes Nope, it is against the law in almost all jurisdictions to call yourself a "physician" if you are not licensed to practice medicine.

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@MgPaladin @SamAntar @nytimes Yep, it is against the law in almost all jurisdictions to call yourself a "physician" if you are not licensed to practice medicine.

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@ScarbChick @SamAntar @nytimes Check his LinkedIn

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@frothferous @SamAntar @nytimes Yep, and it is against the law in almost all jurisdictions to call yourself a "physician" if you are not licensed to practice medicine.

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@fenixamy @SamAntar @nytimes Yep, and it is against the law in almost all jurisdictions to call yourself a "physician" if you are not licensed to practice medicine.

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@JeffCatalfino @SamAntar @nytimes Nope, not licensed to practice medicine. He is a doctor, but it is against the law in almost all jurisdictions to call yourself a "physician" if you are not licensed to practice medicine.

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@BethBeanberg @SamAntar @nytimes Yep, claims to a physician on LinkedIn, it is against the law in almost all jurisdictions to call yourself a "physician" if you are not licensed to practice medicine.

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@LynnePresley1 @SamAntar @nytimes Yep, try googling "can abdul el-sayed call himself a physician"

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@FunAuntieM @SamAntar @nytimes Nope, LinkedIn says he is a physician.

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@MadAndy44 @SamAntar @nytimes Yep, you can't, LEGALLY, refer to yourself as a physician unless you are licensed.

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@IAmTheKimmel @SamAntar @nytimes Yep, but claims to be a physician, but he's not.

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@MadAndy44 @Erik75071631 @SamAntar @nytimes He is claiming to be a physician on LinkedIn

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@Yaboychronic @Erik75071631 @SamAntar @nytimes Nope, a "physician" is someone who is licensed to practice medicine.

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@Yaboychronic @Erik75071631 @SamAntar @nytimes Nope, it is against the law in the United States to call yourself a "physician" or hold yourself out as one in a clinical or commercial setting without a valid medical license.

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@Erik75071631 @SamAntar @nytimes Abdul El-Sayed is not a practicing physician and has never held a medical license, but claims to be a physician in LinkedIn.

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@LawTimesDaily @SamAntar @nytimes Yep, Abdul El-Sayed is not a practicing physician and has never held a medical license, but claims to be a physician in LinkedIn.

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@LawTimesDaily @SamAntar @nytimes Yep, didn't say "doctor". Abdul El-Sayed is not a practicing physician and has never held a medical license, but claims to be a physician in LinkedIn.