Marius Văduva, confruntat după ce a păcălit bolnavii de cancer: "Câți pacienți ai clinicii dvs. au murit?"

Marius Văduva, a priest selling cancer treatments without medical training, was confronted about his practices. He admitted he is not a doctor but claims to treat cancer. Despite acknowledging that his equipment is unapproved, he continues to charge patients. Văduva's clinic promotes unverified therapies, misleading patients about the efficacy of natural treatments over chemotherapy. The Ministry of Health is now addressing regulatory gaps following media scrutiny, highlighting the lack of oversight in alternative medicine. Patients have shared experiences of being advised against conventional treatments, raising concerns about the clinic's practices and the potential risks involved.