More than 120 passages in three books were cribbed. Dr. David Agus blames his co-writer.
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Less than two weeks after celebrity doctor David Agus recalled his new book a day before its release, in response to allegations it contained plagiarized sections, The Los Angeles Times reports its found problems with some of his previous books. The newspaper says it found more than 120 cribbed passages in three titles, some of which went on for pages. Agus, an oncologist who is a longtime contributor to CBS News, blamed his co-writer, who said she took full responsibility.
