(ANSA) - ROME, JAN 24 - An Italian anti-vax doctor in Teramo
in Abruzzo was arrested Monday on suspicion of criminal
negligence after a patient of his died in Campania after being
prescribed 'alternative' treatment including tinctures of
mushrooms, local sources said.
The doctor, Roberto Petrella, is well-known for his anti-vax
militancy.
A gynecologist, he treated his patient over the phone for an
as-yet undisclosed malady comprising multiple pathologies but
perhaps not COVID-19.
Petrella, who has been served with a conditional ban from the
Italian guild of gynecologists, has been charged with
manslaughter. (ANSA).
Anti vax doc held after patient dies after mushroom cure
Man charged with manslaughter over 'alternative' treatment