Mehmet Oz

Larry Mitko voted for Donald Trump in 2016. But the Republican from Beaver County in western Pennsylvania says he has no plans to back his party's nominee for Senate, Dr. Mehmet Oz, "no way, no how."

Mitko doesn't feel like he knows the celebrity heart surgeon, who only narrowly won his May primary with Trump's backing.

Larry Mitko voted for Donald Trump in 2016. But the Republican from Beaver County in western Pennsylvania says he has no plans to back his party's nominee for Senate, Dr. Mehmet Oz _ "no way, no how."

Former hedge fund CEO David McCormick conceded the Republican primary in Pennsylvania for U.S. Senate to celebrity heart surgeon Dr. Mehmet Oz, ending his campaign as he acknowledged an ongoing statewide recount wouldn't give him enough votes to make up the deficit.

Dr. Mehmet Öz, the celebrity heart surgeon best known as the host of TV's Dr. Öz Show after rocketing to fame on Oprah Winfrey's show, announced on Nov. 30 that he is running for Pennsylvania's open U.S. Senate seat as a Republican.

Turkish-American cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Mehmet Öz, famous for his "The Dr. Oz Show" broadcast in the United States, has filed a criminal complaint against his sister, Nazlım Suna Öz, in Istanbul, accusing her of forging a will of their father, Mustafa Öz, who died in February 2019.

U.S. President Donald Trump appointed on Dec. 11 Dr. Mehmet Öz to the President's Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition alongside nearly 30 other individuals for two-year terms. 

Öz is being appointed alongside former New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera, New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick, and likely baseball hall-of-famer Johnny Damon.

The breakfast controversy started by world-renowned cardiac surgeon Dr. Mehmet Öz is continuing to take by storm. 

Breakfast place owners had slammed Dr. Öz after he said breakfast is unhealthy and should be canceled.

Breakfast place owners in the eastern province of Van have slammed world-famous cardiac surgeon Dr. Mehmet Öz after he said breakfast is unhealthy and should be canceled.

He called breakfast an "advertising ploy" during an interview, further adding "a lot of the dogma that we were fed for decades came out of advertising."

Americans should "cancel" breakfast because it is not needed and should instead have brunch all week long, Dr. Mehmet Öz insists as the U.S. struggles with an epidemic of obesity.

Öz called breakfast an "advertising ploy" during an interview with celebrity news website TMZ, further adding "a lot of the dogma that we were fed for decades came out of advertising."

American television personality Mehmet Oz, popularly known as Dr. Oz, attended a Turkish parade in Brooklyn, New York, on June 9 to celebrate his Turkish heritage.