In 2018, family physician Ken Shafquat Intikhab Abrahim was reprimanded by Florida’s medical board and banned from prescribing certain medications after being accused by officials of providing “potentially lethal” amounts of addictive drugs to patients.

Four months later, he was reprimanded by North Carolina’s medical board for “willfully concealing” the Florida matter from them.

Then, in December of the same year, Abrahim surrendered his licence in New York state after officials there learned of his prescription issues in Florida and concluded he had failed to disclose the Florida complaint when renewing his licence in New York.

Medical regulators in Ontario, where Abrahim also holds a licence, first learned of his Florida reprimand around the same time in 2018, according to documents

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