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$50k fine and costs after ‘shocking’ unlawful advertising

Megan Haggan 01/11/2018

A NSW Chinese medicine practitioner has landed in hot water after making claims about treating cancer and autism Qi Xin Chen was convicted of unlawful advertising of a regulated health service after an AHPRA investigation. Mr Chen, a registered Chinese medicine practitioner, was sentenced in the Downing Centre Local Court in Sydney after pleading guilty

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