Doctor Scams Cancer Patients with Fake Cures

0:00It's April 13th. Lester News Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. A former Lester doctor named Mosin Ali is facing serious charges for allegedly scamming cancer patients with fake cures. He promised easy fixes to folks with prostate cancer and stage 4 ovarian cancer, charging them thousands of pounds for unproven treatments like ozone therapy, vitamin C and garlic oil. Take patient A with prostate cancer back in 2018 from July to September. Ali told him hospital doctors were just chasing chemo cash, swore the cancer could be cured easily with a money back guarantee and hid him for up to 15,000 pounds. When it didn't work, Ali claimed he didn't treat cancer anyway. Patient B with incurable ovarian cancer shelled out between 10,000 and 12,000 pounds from January to April that same year. Ali gave her similar stuff like oxygenated water and sodium bicarbonate, building false hope.

1:00The tribunal dug into more dirt, Ali lost his medical license in January 2015, ran his dirty, unregistered home clinic as both living space, and treatment spot and handed out flyers boasting over 90% cure rates for tough illnesses from 2013 to 2019. He suspended now, skipped the hearing and the next one set for April 22nd to decide if he's fit to practice ever again. This case shines a light on the wrist's desperate patient's face chasing miracle cures.