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California Medical Board and troubled doctors: What you need to know

 Fabiana Ramirez Flores, 51, at her home in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico.
Fabiana Ramirez Flores, 51, was the first woman to accuse Dr. Esmail Nadjmabadi of sexual assault, which she says occurred in 2005.
(Gary Coronado / Los Angeles Times)
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The Medical Board of California was established to protect patients by licensing doctors and investigating complaints when things go wrong. The board has a long history of going easy on troubled doctors, a Times investigation has found.

Here’s the full Los Angeles Times coverage.

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