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(CALIFORNIA GLOBE) – Assembly Bill 2098, California’s medical misinformation law, has suffered its first legal defeat.
A judge in California agreed with a request for preliminary injunction to protect five California physicians from the Medical Board of California. AB 2098 empowers the Medical Board of California (MBC) to suspend the medical licenses of any physician whose speech does not conform to the political views of those in power. Specifically, if a doctor tells a patient that wearing a mask does not prevent infection from a respiratory virus, or that the experimental mRNA injections can be harmful (in addition to being ineffective), he may be prevented from practicing medicine in the state of California. This law is both unconstitutional and destructive—it effectively ends the possibility of pursuing an honest doctor-patient relationship and will force the best doctors to flee to other states, or simply retire from the profession. The preliminary injunction blocks the MBC from using AB 2098 to sanction the five doctors in the case. It does not, however, extend this protection to any other physicians.
Last year, I filed a lawsuit against AB 2098 with the assistance of Liberty Justice Center. The preliminary injunction is not the product of our lawsuit but rather one filed by a group of physicians lead by psychiatrist and former UCI professor Aaron Kheriaty, MD. Dr. Kheriaty has been personally harmed by the larger anti truth in medicine movement. He chaired the bio-medical ethics committee at the UCI medical school until being forced to resign two years ago after raising questions about the ethics of requiring both adults and children be injected with the experimental mRNA product. He can no longer work at UCI and soon may no longer be able to work at all in the state, if AB 2098 is not rescinded.
