This paperback provides a detailed, first-hand account from Dr Sarah Myhill MB BS regarding her extensive and protracted experiences with the General Medical Council (GMC). Dr Myhill details 25 years of GMC prosecution following 18 years of NHS service, asserting that the actions taken against her were due to her publicly iterated opinions conflicting with established narratives, rather than patient harm.

Written by an author who claims to be the most investigated doctor in GMC history, this book offers a critical perspective on the regulatory body, its relationship with pharmaceutical interests, and its impact on medical practice and patient care.

• Detailed examination of Dr Sarah Myhill's personal experiences with the GMC, including all 47 investigations raised against her.
• Specific focus on the 2010-2012 investigation, including alleged interactions between GMC staff and a supporter.
• Author's critical analysis of Big Pharma's influence on modern medical education and practice.
• Exploration of how the GMC allegedly prioritizes conformity to industry narratives over patient interests.
• Paperback format for accessible reading and reference.

Dr Myhill states that the GMC is bank-rolled by investments in Big Pharma and Big Food, leading to self-serving institutional behavior. The book argues that doctors are pressured to conform to GMC authority and Big Pharma diktats, resulting in a poor deal for patients and a decline in the profession's reputation.

• Author/Contributor: Myhill MB BS, Dr Sarah
• Binding: Paperback
• Language: English
• Print Length: 266 pages
• Publication Date: June 4, 2026
• ISBN 13: 979-8196523830
• Dimensions: 170 x 244 mm (Approx. 17.0 x 24.4 cm)
• Item Weight: 544 g
• Publisher: Independently published

For healthcare practitioners and those interested in medical regulation, this book provides a detailed, controversial perspective on the governance of the medical profession in the UK.