Indian-origin doctor suspended for inappropriate prescription of sedatives

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A 61-year-old Indian-origin doctor has been suspended from medical practice for three years in Singapore for improperly prescribing sedatives to his patients. Dr. Maninder Singh Shahi, a family doctor with 35 years of experience, pleaded guilty to 14 charges of professional misconduct. The long-term prescriptions created dependence and tolerance among the patients, posing a substantial risk. The suspension serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to ethical guidelines and ensuring patient safety in medical practice.

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