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The Medical Disciplinary Council of Cyprus has imposed a six-year suspension from practicing medicine on two doctors, Alevtina Kouzeva Markou and Victoria Kouzeva Christodoulou. This decision was announced on June 22, 2026, following an inquiry into their qualifications, which were found to be misrepresented. The doctors were accused of falsely claiming to have completed a four-year postgraduate training in General Medicine, which was later determined to be inaccurate.
The case against the two doctors stemmed from a complaint regarding the legitimacy of their medical credentials from Belarus. Following a lengthy investigation, which included determining the falsehood of their claimed specialization, the disciplinary council ruled that their actions constituted conduct incompatible with the medical profession. The suspension reflects the council’s stance on maintaining the integrity of medical practice in Cyprus.
25 June
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