A family doctor has been given three life sentences by a court in London after being convicted of 90 sex assaults on female patients.
Manish Shah, a general practitioner in Romford, east London, assaulted 23 women and a 15-year-old girl and carried out invasive examinations for his own gratification.
The Old Bailey heard he used the instances of actress Angelina Jolie and British reality TV star Jade Goody - who died in 2009 - as examples of the dangers of breast and cervical cancer in order to justify his sexual assaults.
Sentencing him, Judge Anne Molyneux said he was a "master of deception who abused his position of power."
She said: "You made up stories which got into heads and caused panic. Your behaviour was not only sexual but was driven by your desire to control and on occasions humiliate women.”
The trial heard the offences dated between May 2009 and June 2013.
The youngest victim said she was left "anxious, fearful and shaking" at the thought of visiting any doctor and felt like a "sex object."
Shah, who has already been struck off as a doctor, will be eligible for parole in 15 years.