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   AG: Long Island psychiatrist accused of selling prescriptions   
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   September 23, 2014   
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   Nasreen Kader, 48, of Central Islip, was charged with 15 counts of criminal   
   sale of a prescription for a controlled substance   
   Nasreen Kader, 48, of Central Islip, was charged with 15 counts of criminal   
   sale of a prescription for a controlled substance   
   Photo Credit: New York State Attorney General   
   A Long Island psychiatrist was criminally charged Tuesday for allegedly   
   selling prescriptions for highly-addictive medication, without a legitimate   
   medial purpose, to patients she saw for less than a minute, New York State   
   Attorney General Eric    
   Schneiderman said.   
      
   Nasreen Kader, 48, of Central Islip, was charged with 15 counts of criminal   
   sale of a prescription for a controlled substance.   
      
   Prosecutors say Kader was caught selling the drugs a dozen times to undercover   
   investigators who were posing as patients at her Ronkonkoma office. According   
   to the attorney general's office, each time the undercover officers would   
   receive prescriptions    
   for Xanax, Ritalin or Klonopin. Each time she allegedly prescribed Xanax,   
   Klonopin or Ritalin during visits that lasted "a minute or less," authorities   
   said.   
      
   The attorney general's office became involved in the case after they were   
   contacted by two Long Island families who claimed Kader had been "over   
   prescribing" medication to their family members, officials said. During an   
   investigation, undercover    
   investigators found Kader - who also had an office in Holbrook - was not   
   conducted medical histories or examining the patients before writing   
   prescriptions, the AG said. She is also accused of ignoring remarks the   
   undercover investigators made about    
   sharing the prescription pills with other people, according to a news release.   
      
   "A drug dealer is a drug dealer, whether they work on the street or inside a   
   doctor's office," Schneiderman said. "Doctors swear to save lives, and must be   
   stopped if they are found to be feeding the prescription drug addiction   
   epidemic that is    
   devastating families across New York and across our country." Officials said   
   Kader surrender her medical license in June. She could not be reached Tuesday   
   evening for comment.   
      
      
   http://www.examiner.com/article/ag-long-island-psychiatrist-accu   
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