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SA health care worker banned after cancer cure claims

A South Australian health care worker has failed in a bid to overturn a decision blocking him from practising after he made several false claims including that he cure cancer.

SA health care worker banned after cancer cure claims

The South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (SACAT) has confirmed a lifetime ban on health care worker Adrian Fabio Mangini, who had previously abused vulnerable clients. Mangini claimed he could cure cancer and make a non-ambulatory woman walk, both of which were disproven by evidence. The tribunal upheld a previous decision by the Community Services Complaints Commissioner to indefinitely ban Mangini from practising as a health care worker.

SACAT found no evidence that Mangini's actions were motivated by a vendetta or racism. Mangini has appealed SACAT's decision to South Australia's Supreme Court.

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