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Med student Jasmin is going viral for claiming haters insist that she's too pretty to be a doctor.
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Jasmin, who is studying to be an OB/GYN, says she'd be "rich" if she had a dollar for every time someone questioned her career choice.
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Jasmin often jokes that she has the ability to be hot in her personal life and skilled in her professional life.
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Supporters in Jasmin's TikTok comments said they, too, have been shamed for their good looks and polished jobs.
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Despite the shade, Jasmin continues to pursue her dream of becoming a doctor.
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Jasmin agreed with her supporters that it is possible for a woman to have beauty and brains.
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Her body’s so sick — no believes she’s on track to becoming a doctor .
A fever-inducing med student named Jasmin has social media saying “Ahh” in shock, with her flawless face and hot physique leaving many people stunned that she’s pursuing a medical degree.
“If I got $1 every time they tell me I don’t look like a med student ,” Jasmin, from Iran, penned in the closed captions of her viral TikTok about folks questioning her career path.
In the clip, which has garnered more than 176,000 views, the smoking-hot brunette, who’s studying to become an OB/GYN, is seen lip-syncing to Chris Brown and Lil Wayne’s 2014 hit “Loyal.” She empathized the lyrics “Just got rich,” intimating that she’d have a small fortune after collecting single dollars from her doubters.
Beneath both her TikTok and Instagram posts, shady cyber cynics have left cruel comments suggesting that all doctors should looks “ old and miserable ,” and that she’s too “cute” to fill the role.
But the criticisms haven’t deterred Jasmin, who’s currently in her final year of medical school, from striving after her white coat and stethoscope.
“Guess I am not allowed to take care of myself ,” she sarcastically penned as the caption of the post, tacking on the hashtag #Stereotypes for added effect.
However, amid the wave of flak, the dazzling doctor-to-be did received an outpouring of support from other medical professionals who also are forced to endure snide remarks from haters.
“Story of my life,” one future physician commented. “[People] automatically assume I’m a nurse.”
Another annoyed audience member asked: “What do med students exactly look like? Like are we a different breed or something? Comments like these irritate me.”
And an equally ticked-off viewer wrote, “When will people realize the whole beauty vs brains thing is a myth. [You] can be pretty AND smart ,” to which Jasmin agreed, replying, “For real.”

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November 17, 2022 / 7:49 AM
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FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. — A doctor who police say has spent two decades providing medical assistance to youth hockey teams in Michigan and Minnesota faces 10 more charges of criminal sexual conduct after being accused by patients across Michigan, authorities said Wednesday.
The Farmington Hills Police Department received 33 additional tips about urologist Dr. Zvi Levran following his initial October arrest , Chief Jeff King said, and the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office authorized the 10 additional charges in those cases.
The tips came from local communities including Novi, Livonia, West Bloomfield and Redford, King said. Tips also have come from California, Georgia, North Carolina, Minnesota, Arizona and Canada.
Levran's attorney, Joe Lavigne, has entered not guilty pleas on his client's behalf.
"We're looking forward to defending the charges," he said.
Levran has been in custody since surrendering to police on Nov. 10.
The role of sports doctors and their interactions with athletes have come under scrutiny in recent years.
Former Michigan State University sports doctor Larry Nassar was sentenced in 2018 to 40 to 175 years in prison after admitting to molesting some of the nation's top gymnasts for years under the guise of medical treatment. He was accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of women and girls.
Former University of Michigan athletes, students and others have said they were molested by University of Michigan sports doctor Robert Anderson. Anderson was director of the campus health service and a physician for multiple sports teams, including football. He died in 2008 after working at the university for nearly 40 years.

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MANCHESTER, England - A top plastic surgeon to the wealthy admitted having sex with patients who went to him for breast surgeries, a medical tribunal heard in the United Kingdom .
Dr. Olivier Branford, 49, allegedly encouraged "emotional attachment" with patients, showered them with compliments, sent them sexually explicit messages and images, which included nude photographs of himself, and shared details of his sexual fantasies.
The married father of three had sex with one woman at The Cadogan Clinic, in Chelsea, London, after telling her that he wanted to make her his "muse."
He had sex with another patient at the clinic after seeing photos of the "perfect" new breasts he had given her.
Branford had another sexual encounter with a third patient at the clinic while she was still recovering from breast enlargement surgery and it was not "clinically advisable."

Dr. Olivier Branford arriving at a tribunal in Manchester, England.
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Branford admitted to all but four of the 18 charges against him when he appeared before the U.K.’s Medical Practitioners' Tribunal Service.
Ian Brook, prosecuting for the General Medical Council (GMC), said one patient, a fashion model referred to as Patient A, contacted him about having a breast reduction due to her back and shoulder pain and self-esteem issues.
She told Branford she suffered from body dysmorphia , depression and anxiety and "hated the way she looked."
He responded by saying he could "fix her and make her love her body."
Over time, the messages became more flirtatious, Brook said, with Branford telling the woman that he "loved her body" and that "he wanted her to become his muse" so he could paint her.
Other messages described sexual fantasies which included them "French kissing" and touching and stroking each other.
Branford admitted to having "pangs of guilt" about his feelings towards her because he did not want to hurt his children and begged her to become his "secret lover" so he would not feel guilty.

Plastic surgeon Dr. Olivier Branford arriving at a tribunal in Manchester, London. Branford is accused of taking advantage of vulnerable patients.
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They had sex twice during a consultation in August 2019 and again the next month after he first used oil to massage her breasts.
The tribunal heard about a second patient, a married woman referred to as Patient B, who wanted a breast reduction , which Branford carried out in July 2019.
When he saw photos of the results, Branford said her breasts were "perfect" and those of a "20-year-old."
Branford sent the woman sexually-explicit messages, telling her, "I am French so sensuality is good. You are very desirable and sexy."
The woman told him she was "very inexperienced" and had only had three lovers, but he promised to be "careful and gentle" with her.
They had sex at his clinic in October 2019, but her feelings towards him then changed because it was no longer "special between them." She reported him to the clinic and the GMC.
Branford had sex with a third patient, a model known as Patient C, after she had undergone a breast enlargement operation in February 2020.
He flirted with her during an initial consultation and gave her his phone number, and liked her Instagram photos - one showing her in the back of a taxi wearing lingerie and thigh-high boots - and described her as "elegant."

Dr. Olivier Branford a well known plastic surgeon in the UK arriving at a tribunal in Manchester, England.
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Feelings between them became "mutual," the tribunal heard, and Branford told her to come for a "full body consultation" and sent her messages about what fantasies they would act out when they met.
Branford advised her to book a "false" appointment and have a shot of cognac beforehand for her anxiety. They had sex in "multiple positions" when she arrived at clinic, despite him knowing it was not "clinically advisable" for a patient to do so for at least two weeks following breast surgery.
The prosecutor said it was the GMC’s contention that Branford "encouraged" the women to become attached to him, but the attachment was "all one way".
The surgeon admitted to fostering an improper emotional relationship with Patients A and B - but not C - and that actions with all three were sexually motivated.
Branford denies knowing the women were vulnerable due to Patient A's body dysmorphia, Patient B's low self-esteem and Patient C's anxiety.
Branford, who is currently suspended, could be struck off the medical register if his fitness to practice is found impaired.
The tribunal will make a decision on the charges Branford has not admitted guilt for next Monday.
Ian Leonard is a freelance journalist who reports on UK news for Fox News Digital. Ian has contributed articles to The Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, Daily Mail, The Sun, Daily Mirror, and many others. He's also worked as a producer for BBC Radio 5 Live. He can be followed on Twitter @iancleonard
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A doctor who police say has spent two decades providing medical assistance to youth hockey teams in Michigan and Minnesota has been charged after patients in the Detroit area accused him of sexual assault.
Zvi Levran was arraigned Friday in 47th District Court on multiple criminal sexual conduct charges involving several patients, according to police in Farmington Hills, Michigan. Levran’s attorney entered a not-guilty plea on his behalf.
The patients told police that their examinations were in some way connected to youth hockey organizations. Police have released no information about the ages or genders of Levran’s accusers, nor when the alleged assaults took place.
Levran was ordered held on a $1 million bond. He also was ordered to surrender his passports, treat no patients at his home and have no unsupervised contact with patients.
A pre-exam conference has been scheduled for Dec. 7.
His attorney, Joseph Lavigne, told The Associated Press Friday that he has no information yet on what has been alleged, but that Levran intends to defend himself against the charges.
Levran also was charged last month after a 19-year-old man told authorities he was sexually assaulted during an Oct. 18 examination in Levran’s home office, northwest of Detroit.
In that case, Levran was arraigned in October on seven criminal sexual conduct charges, ordered not to leave Michigan and told to have no contact with minors or hockey players.
Investigators say they are concerned there could be other victims who have not yet come forward.
The role of sports doctors and their interactions with athletes have come under scrutiny in recent years.
Former Michigan State University sports doctor Larry Nassar was sentenced in 2018 to 40 to 175 years in prison after admitting to molesting some of the nation’s top gymnasts for years under the guise of medical treatment. He was accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of women and girls.
Former University of Michigan athletes, students and others have said they were molested by University of Michigan sports doctor Robert Anderson . Anderson was director of the campus health service and a physician for multiple sports teams, including football. He died in 2008 after working at the university for nearly 40 years.
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