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55. Mohammed Arsiwala, M.D., member of the Michigan Board of Medicine

(the state's physician-licensing board) and president-elect of the Michigan State Medical Society doesn't quite agree with some of El-Sayed's claims:

"I'm the only person running for governor who has had to look somebody in the eye, deliver a diagnosis, and then realize that their worst day that week wasn't the day they got their diagnosis," El-Sayed told supporters. "It was the day they realized they didn't have the means for payment for their care."

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As part of their education, fourth-year medical school students go on rounds with attendant doctors in hospitals. "But you don't do diagnosis — you're still a student," said Mohammed Arsiwala, M.D., a Livonia internist and president-elect of the Michigan State Medical Society. "You're under supervision. You can't do patient management."

http://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/20180610/blog026/663241/el-sayed-touts-his-doctor-credentials-but-he-never-practiced?CSAuthResp=1%3A%3A400626%3A1040%3A24%3Asuccess%3AE1C43B047DBCAE481EBD3E7AD2B39BC8