Posted on 09/29/2016 7:14:42 AM PDT by KeyLargo
Vaccines Regulators: Doctor concocts vaccines with cat saliva, vodka
Published September 29, 2016 Associated Press
Illinois regulators on Wednesday suspended the license of a suburban Chicago doctor who allegedly gave patients modified vaccinations containing cat saliva and vodka.
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation ordered the emergency action in the interest of public safety, according to paperwork signed by Acting Director Jessica Baer.
After hearing complaints from health care providers that children were getting unapproved oral versions of childhood shots from Dr. Ming Te Lin, investigators visited Lin's Flossmoor practice. They found a cluttered, unsterile office and "a box filled with vials and tubes that (Lin) was using to make his own vaccinations." More on this...
Lin told investigators he'd been preparing alternative vaccinations for children for more than a decade, according to the order. Despite his unapproved methods, Lin is accused of signing state forms certifying he had given pediatric patients their conventional shots. Charts showed the patients who received unapproved oral vaccines included a 7-day-old infant.
A phone message and email seeking comment from Lin on the allegations weren't immediately returned.
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I don’t see what the problem is. Was he reusing the needles? Traditional Chinese Medicine. Did their insurance cover it?
Figures.
Cat spit and vodka. Makes sense to me!
The only time you'll catch me kissing my cat on the lips is when I've been drinking.
I get it now. Desensitisation to the kitty via kitty saliva extract. Wonder if it works. Bet it might.
Kan’t have none of dat dere Chinee medsin roun here. Dis is merica. We do mercan medcne here, not slant eyed bat pee stuff.
Kitty spits in Dr. Me Ting Lin’s general direction.
Oddly enough, cat saliva and vodka have played major parts in my life in recent months.
If only it had been that neat! Thankfully, my cat has improved greatly.
Probably not, since humans tend to be allergic to the cat’s dander, not its saliva.
Is he related to Dr. Sum Ting Wong?
No wonder I’ve been craving catnip!
YEah, but I thought the cat dander was the dried saliva they put all over their coats as they groom themselves.
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