Dr. Al Sears is a practing Physician doing both traditional and Alternative medicine in South Florida. He has written several articles and books.
The correct usage would be "Dr. Robert Roberts" or "Dr. Robert Roberts, MD." The combination of "Dr." and "MD" is redundant because they both signify a medical doctor.
Yes, Dr. Barry Sears has two children.
No. Drew Pinsky is NOT a real doctor in the fundamental or historical sense of the word "Doctor," which means scholar or teacher. He is, however, and MD.
Reportedly, Dr. Al Sears is a board-certified physician. However, Dr. Sears' programs receive plenty of online criticisms. You will do best to contact the State Licensing Board in each State where he practices to find out if he has answered to complaints against his professional licensure. Also check with the Better Business Bureau in the States where he operates his clinics to obtain a history of any complaints against him.
Dr. Doolittle is a fictional character. He might have been in part suggested by Dr. Albert Schweitzer who was a real life MD, musician, and philosopher in Africa, a medical missionary type. Dr. Doolittle adminstered only to animals.
you can contact him here http://www.healthgrades.com/directory_search/physician/profiles/dr-md-reports/Dr-Keith-Louwenaar-MD-686B880C.cfm and find out
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Dr. Amy Castillo is a pediatrician who practices in Kensington, MD.
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The blog for Dr. David Burns MD. can be found at the website FeelingGood.
One can get a body lift in New York City, United States at stores with the names "Real Self", "Donald Roland MD" or "Antell MD". It is also available at "Dr Sterry" or "Plastic Surgeons NY".