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The year 2023 began with abnormal rain and storms in Saudi Arabia. Many cities have been hit by severe floods. Flash floods also inundated the city of Mecca.
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Vincy Tidwell, Jr. of Greensboro, North Carolina, is suing Dr. Rashid Buttar for fraud. Buttar operates the Center for Advanced Medicine and Clinical Research, where he offers “detoxification” and other “integrative therapies” to patients with cancer and other serious diseases. The clinic’s Web site states: “Effectively treating patients who the medical community has failed or given up on, by practicing the medicine of the future, today.”
Tidwell’s complaint (shown below) alleges that through advertisements and other means, Buttar represented that he could help cancer patients. After being diagnosed elsewhere with prostate cancer, he consulted Buttar in 2004 and was treated with chelation, dietary supplements, and many other questionable modalities during the next two years. The suit charges that Buttar violated North Carolina’s Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act, which permits awards of triple damages. The details are not specified in the complaint, but the total billings were about $150,000. Buttar is chairman of the American Board of Clinical Metal Toxicology, whose members typically use provoked urine testing to diagnose nonexistent “heavy metal toxicity” for which they recommend “detoxification” with chelation therapy.
Tidwell’s complaint (shown below) alleges that through advertisements and other means, Buttar represented that he could help cancer patients. After being diagnosed elsewhere with prostate cancer, he consulted Buttar in 2004 and was treated with chelation, dietary supplements, and many other questionable modalities during the next two years. The suit charges that Buttar violated North Carolina’s Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act, which permits awards of triple damages. The details are not specified in the complaint, but the total billings were about $150,000. Buttar is chairman of the American Board of Clinical Metal Toxicology, whose members typically use provoked urine testing to diagnose nonexistent “heavy metal toxicity” for which they recommend “detoxification” with chelation therapy.
Rashid A. Buttar, D.O., who operates the Center for Advanced Medicine and Clinical Research in central North Carolina, has been charged with exploiting four patients by charging exorbitant fees for worthless tests and treatments. The complaint (shown below) states:
All four patients received frequent, expensive treatments that had no recognized scientific evidence of any validity whatsoever on almost a daily basis without any evidence of sustained improvement.
To drive up costs, Buttar ordered lab work and other tests that had no rational, medical relationship to the patients’ diagnoses.
Three of the patients had cancers that eventually killed them. They received intravenous treatments with various substances that have no known value for the treatment of cancer. The substances included EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid), chromium, certain vitamins, and hydrogen peroxide. The total fees for these patients ranged from about $25,000 to $32,000.
The fourth patient, who had a history colon polyps, was not seen by Buttar but had chelation therapy administered by a clinic nurse practitioner.
All four patients received frequent, expensive treatments that had no recognized scientific evidence of any validity whatsoever on almost a daily basis without any evidence of sustained improvement.
To drive up costs, Buttar ordered lab work and other tests that had no rational, medical relationship to the patients’ diagnoses.
Three of the patients had cancers that eventually killed them. They received intravenous treatments with various substances that have no known value for the treatment of cancer. The substances included EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid), chromium, certain vitamins, and hydrogen peroxide. The total fees for these patients ranged from about $25,000 to $32,000.
The fourth patient, who had a history colon polyps, was not seen by Buttar but had chelation therapy administered by a clinic nurse practitioner.
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When Florida’s child welfare system takes in a girl, the odds she will be trafficked for sex increase.
Florida exploited a loophole so it could keep sending vulnerable girls to group homes, despite a federal law that discourages their use. Teen girls at those homes have been preyed on by traffickers who sometimes “shark” the block, waiting for a girl to walk to the corner store.
Young people with a history of commercial sexual exploitation run away from group homes at an alarming rate, and those runaways are even more susceptible to sex trafficking. Yet, once they’re gone,
Florida exploited a loophole so it could keep sending vulnerable girls to group homes, despite a federal law that discourages their use. Teen girls at those homes have been preyed on by traffickers who sometimes “shark” the block, waiting for a girl to walk to the corner store.
Young people with a history of commercial sexual exploitation run away from group homes at an alarming rate, and those runaways are even more susceptible to sex trafficking. Yet, once they’re gone,