When surgery left her in crippling pain, she warned Ontario’s medical watchdog she was losing the will to go on. Did the regulator do enough to help?

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When surgery left her in crippling pain, she warned Ontario’s medical watchdog she was losing the will to go on. Did the regulator do enough to help?

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November 30, 2025

When surgery left her in crippling pain, she warned Ontario's medical watchdog she was losing the will to go on. Did the regulator do enough to help?

In the wake of Mei Lam’s death by suicide, some question why a doctor already on the regulator’s radar for troubling conduct was allowed to treat her.

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When surgery left her in crippling pain, she warned Ontario’s medical watchdog she was losing the will to go on. Did the regulator do enough to help?

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