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Before being licensed in Florida, doctors have to divulge their medical histories to the state, including disclosing whether they have been treated for mental-health or substance-abuse disorders in the past five years. That could change soon.
January 16, 2019 at 12:14 PM
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Doctors often ask patients to fill out medical histories.
But before being licensed in Florida, doctors have to divulge their own medical histories to the state, including disclosing whether they have been treated for mental-health or substance-abuse disorders in the past five years.
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