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Is it permissible to give on a letter the name of the doctor who responded to a question, to lend weight to a statement?
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Personally,: I'd be ok if it were a paid personal consultation. I'd give rather a lot of scientific references to back up the statements. Also, personally, I don't give statements I don't believe in. Either I state it's general info or that WITH references.
Answered 10/18/2015
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