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About the Book
Trust us. You will never again look at your own doctor in quite the same way.
Think of this book as corrective lenses, affording you 20/20 vision of medicine's highest paid practitioners. Every doctor we know keeps a copy of his PDR (Physicians Desk Reference) nearby. Consider this your own PDR. You will soon discover that in the world of clinical diagnoses, A.D.D. no longer merely stands for Attention Deficit Disorder.
How many physicians in the U.S.? 800,000. How many made Public Citizen's report on Dangerous/Questionable MDs? 215,000. Does the math bother you at all?
"In his writings, author McDonald breaks ranks and names names. I sincerely wish I could report that these are simply a few far-out nutcases. I honestly cannot say that. And this fact alone makes his work, regrettably, important."
J. William Hollingsworth, MD (Retired)
Former Chief of Medicine, V.A. Medical Center
San Diego, California
Ever wonder?
Which doctor blew up an entire New York building to spite his wife?
Or, which doctor murdered a patient who was about to testify against him in court?
Which one robbed a New Jersey jewelry store?
Which ones sold prescriptions to addicts in drug store parking lots?
Which doctor demanded his divorcing wife return his donated kidney?
Which one of these pinnacles of society dressed up like a cartoon character, stuck a burrito down his tights and started groping women in a bar?
Ever wonder?
Which doctor stole a dead man's hand and sneaked it to a topless bar to seduce a dancer?
Are you curious at all which doctor murdered his wife and tossed her out of an airplane?
Did you hear the one about the surgeons who had homeless rounded up off the street for unneeded (but oh, so lucrative) operations?
Oh, we're just getting started.
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