article_snippet.sent: accused Oz, who serves as vice chairman and professor of surgery at the College of Physicians of being a 'charlatan' who promotes 'quack treatments' on Oz, who serves as vice chairman and professor of surgery at the College of Physicians syndicated talk show - accusations Dr Oz has vehemently fought this week.
article_snippet.sent: some of Dr Mehmet Oz's tactics pointed out that in 2014, the BMJ medical journal said 'that less than half of the recommendations on his syndicated talk show - accusations Dr Oz show are based on at least somewhat believable evidence'. '
article_snippet.sent: Dr. Mehmet Oz is a case in-point.'
article_snippet.sent: Regulatory guidance addressing the tension between Dr. Mehmet Oz two positions is potentially a far better solution that could result in improved health care both in the doctor's office and in the media. '
article_snippet.sent: Dr. Mehmet Oz might begin each program with a simple disclaimer:
article_snippet.sent: "The opinions expressed on each program may not be evidence-based or part of accepted medical practice and have no endorsement from Columbia University.
article_snippet.sent: Rather, Dr. Mehmet Oz should start each show with a disclaimer: 'The opinions expressed on each program may not be evidence-based or part of accepted medical practice and have no endorsement from Columbia University,' The opinions said.
article_snippet.sent: On Friday, Dr Oz, 54, said Dr Katherine Shear of the College of Physicians & Surgeons, and Tal Gross of the Department of Health Policy and Management was 'very proud to have that feedback' from Dr Katherine Shear of the College of Physicians & Surgeons, and Tal Gross of the Department of Health Policy and Management colleagues as Dr Katherine Shear of the College of Physicians & Surgeons, and Tal Gross of the Department of Health Policy and Management appeared on the Today show. '
article_snippet.sent: The [Dr Oz] show has to be much broader than what might take place in a doctor's office,'
article_snippet.sent: The [Dr Oz] show said. '
article_snippet.sent: Dr Katherine Shear of the College of Physicians & Surgeons, and Tal Gross of the Department of Health Policy and Management added that the Today show is not about medicine, but about living 'the good life', such as looking at the power of prayer or techniques abroad.
article_snippet.sent: Defense: On Friday, Dr Oz appeared on the Today show and said Dr Oz would survive the criticism .
article_snippet.sent: Dr Oz told Matt Lauer that Dr Oz was more about living 'the good life' than medical information .
article_snippet.sent: Dr Oz said Dr Oz continues to stand by Dr Oz use of the word 'miracle' to some treatments - but wishes Dr Oz had not used it for weight-loss supplements. '
article_snippet.sent: This is a flawed area with lots of fraud, both in the research and in products,' Dr Oz said. '
highlights_snippet.sent: It comes after 10 doctors called on Columbia University to fire Oz for promoting 'quack treatments' on he TV show, including weight-loss supplements .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: The piece came as Oz insisted he show would survive the criticism and said the doctors only attacked he for supporting GMA labeling .