When you hear a public figure referred to as a "doctor," you likely assume they've actively practiced medicine. But for Michigan's Abdul El-Sayed, his "physician" title is now under scrutiny, revealing a surprising gap between his credentials and his clinical experience.
Abdul El-Sayed, a prominent Michigan progressive, is facing questions about his claim to be a "physician."
This scrutiny arose recently as El-Sayed, who has held various public health roles and run for governor, continues to be introduced and referred to as a physician.