Just a question and it is fine if you don’t know
To keep your license current, does that mean you have to still pay for or obtain mal practice insurance? Could be a really good reason why doctors who are no longer seeing patients let it expire. Everyone knows malpractice insurance isn’t cheap.
Someone has got to stop this stupid conversation. I know a PhD who has done research for 25 years for a top cancer research institute and hospital. He leads teams of dozens of other PhDs and researchers into new compounds and tests for cancer treatments (and now is involved in funding and Government approvals). I don’t believe he’s a medical doctor, and I am sure he doesn’t have a “state license.” I dare some idiot to tell him or his employer he’s not qualified to talk about cancer, or medical-system practices. Sheesh.