The General Medical Council is again threatening to withdraw Dr Sarah Myhill’s licence, this time after two vague and anonymous accusations were received from two doctors about her work and the information on her website. It seems Dr Myhill is not being allowed to defend her position and that the GMC are simply siding with the complainants even though no complaints have been received from any of her patients.

Dr Myhill has successfully treated many victims of organophosphate poisoning, mainly from the farming community, and as she is also the Aerotoxic Association medical advisor, we know she has helped many aircrew and passengers who have suffered the effects of breathing contaminated aircraft cabin air.

If you know of her work or have been helped by her, you may like to add to the support that she has already received by complaining to the GMC. The Aerotoxic Association has already made its opinion clear.

Links

Dr Myhill’s website: My GMC Hearing  (including "What you can do to help")  (29 April 2010)

The One Click Group: Countdown - Support Dr Sarah Myhill Campaign  Statements, press release, information etc  (29 April 2010)

The One Click Group: Support Dr Sarah Myhill Campaign Launched  (29 April 2010)

Interview on Facebook  (10 minutes, 12 May 2010)

Media reports

Daily Mail: Chronic fatigue syndrome specialist treating patients with 'no clinical basis'  (29 April 2010)

BBC News: Private Powys GP banned from prescribing drugs by GMC  (30 April 2010)

Farmers Guardian: Anger as GMC imposes sanctions on ‘OP’ doctor  (6 May 2010)

Complaints and Testimonies sent to the GMC

Email from Aerotoxic Association  (11 April 2010)

 Statement from Mr Leonard Lawrence, medically retired airline pilot  (18 April 2010)

Letter from the Aerotoxic Association  (19 April 2010)

Videos

Dr Myhill at GMC demo  Dr Myhill speaks out about the GMC and in support of CFS/ME sufferers, OP-exposed farmers, GWS and Aerotoxic Syndrome sufferers  (29 April 2010)