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A patient suing a plastic surgeon expressed a desire for more public access to information about doctors' backgrounds. This patient is taking legal action against a Houston plastic surgeon. The patient's lawsuit highlights the issue of transparency in doctors' professional histories.
Further details about the case and the issue of doctor background information are available from the source. More information can be found through 13 Investigates, which has looked into this matter.
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