Recently, the news that Liu Hongbin, a "miracle doctor" who once claimed to be able to cure all diseases, was investigated and punished has aroused widespread concern in the society. The investigation found that Liu Hongbin falsified multiple identities and falsely advertised the so-called "miracle drug" he developed, defrauding the elderly of up to 8 billion yuan in three years, and it was later confirmed that all of them were overlords. This case has once again sparked thinking about medical fraud.
Multiple identities forge the image of a vain "miracle doctor".
Liu Hongbin, an ordinary retired woman. After retiring, she was caught by a pharmaceutical company and began to "stand up" for its preparations in front of the camera. The company forged multiple identities such as "Peking University expert" and "diabetes expert" for Liu Hongbin, and let her swear to promote the product in front of the camera. Liu Hongbin was also moved by vanity and actively cooperated.
In the past three years, Liu Hongbin has used 9 fake identities to appear on the screen. She became a "descendant of a medical family" and a "medicine king", claiming to have developed a "miracle drug" for the treatment of diabetes and other diseases. In her mouth, any disease can be "cured to cure".
False propaganda defrauded up to 8 billion yuan
Under Liu Hongbin's image packaging, the so-called "miracle drug" quickly became popular, and sales skyrocketed. The data shows that in the past three years, the pharmaceutical company has deceived the elderly by up to 8 billion yuan through Liu Hongbin's false propaganda, and has obtained huge illegal income.
In fact, the so-called "miracle medicine" is nothing more than some sugar pills containing chemical ingredients, which are not only ineffective, but may also have side effects. Liu Hongbin himself knows this and never takes this drug.
In the end, he was arrested and fined to recover his illegal gains
Subsequently, some users found out that they had been deceived and reported it with their real names in anger. After investigation, Liu Hongbin's true identity was revealed, and both she and the drug company were severely punished. Pharmaceutical company executives were sentenced, and Liu Hongbin was fined and confiscated all of his ill-gotten gains. At this point, the curtain has come down on the fraud syndicate that produces and sells "miracle drugs".
Medical fraud is a variety of ways to prevent it
Liu Hongbin's case has sparked reflection on medical fraud. In recent years, medical fraud has become increasingly sophisticated and difficult to prevent. Some forge authoritative identities, some use online pyramid schemes, and some set up clinics or hospitals for for-profit treatment. In the face of the endless stream of new fraud tricks, the public's awareness of prevention needs to be strengthened urgently.
Severely punish medical fraud and maintain medical ethics and medical style
Relevant departments should strictly investigate medical fraud, establish a blacklist system, and implement joint punishment against fraudsters, so that the cost of violating the law will be greatly increased. At the same time, it is necessary to strengthen the construction of medical ethics and medical style, create an honest medical environment, and make the doctor-patient relationship harmonious. Only by cracking down on criminals in accordance with the law can the people seek medical treatment with peace of mind.
Strengthen popular science publicity to ensure the safety of drug use
Relevant departments should also use newspapers, television and other media to strengthen science publicity, educate the public on how to identify medical fraud, and establish a correct concept of drug use. Choose a regular hospital for medical treatment. Ask your doctor and verify the source of the medicine. Be cautious of all types of treatment advertisements. Only by discerning the truth from the false can the public avoid being deceived.
Liu Hongbin's case once again shows the serious harm of medical fraud, and also warns the public to raise awareness of prevention. Relevant departments should punish fraudsters in accordance with the law, strengthen science popularization and education, and maintain the integrity of the medical environment, so that people can seek medical treatment with peace of mind.
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