Doctor’s ‘dangerous’ vaccine claims at Reform UK conference to be examined by GMC

The General Medical Council (GMC) is examining comments made by Aseem Malhotra, a controversial doctor, who linked COVID-19 vaccines to cancer in the royal family during a speech at the Reform UK conference. Malhotra, who is an adviser to Donald Trump's health secretary, Robert F. Kennedy, is also under investigation by the GMC for a previous claim. The regulator is considering whether to stop or limit Malhotra's ability to work as a doctor in the UK to protect the public. The comments made by Malhotra have been widely condemned by senior medics, and the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has criticized them as "dangerous" during Prime Minister's Questions.

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