Abstract
A British doctor who repeatedly forged ethical committee approval for his research projects has had his name erased from the medical register. Finding Dr Jyoti Argawala guilty of serious professional misconduct, the president of the GMC, Sir Donald Irvine, said that his behaviour had “betrayed the trust that patients place in doctors and had damaged the reputation of medical science.” Dr Argawala, who graduated from Manchester University's medical school in 1981, first appeared before the professional misconduct committee of the GMC six months ago and …
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