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SPOTLIGHT: Surgeon sold exam questions on eBay
May 30, 2005 — 7:01pm ET
A Florida surgeon has lost his board certification after it was revealed that he sold the answers to the American Board of Surgery's written exam online. The ensuing scandal has prompted the board to change its rules and develop a new set of questions for the multiple choice test. The surgeon involved admits having copied questions and answers for the exam when he was permitted to review the test in private after failing in 2002. Story
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