Court orders removal of content from doctor who lied about cancer

The Court also set a daily fine of R $1,500 in case they did not comply with the decisions. Women should immediately stop advertising that mammography exams are harmful to their health.

“The risk of harm is determined by the inappropriate behavior of the accused, by encouraging disregard for scientific methods of diagnosing and treating breast cancer, as well as by spreading a method inappropriate treatment, developed by a non-medical professional, without any scientific proof. and, in particular, in the great and irresponsible risk to the health of the population, which may, in particular, be irreversible”, explains the decision.

In the process received by UOL, the College argued that the spread of fake news is a serious threat to society and “harms prevention and treatment”. If convicted, the doctor must repair the damage done. There is no specification of this compensation, whether material or moral.

Without residency, the doctor presents himself as a “specialist”