Saudi Ministry of Health Suspends Health Practitioner's License for Promoting Unapproved Injections
The Ministry of Health in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has announced that it has taken strict legal action against a health practitioner. This decision followed the practitioner's appearance in videos on social media platforms promoting the use of medical preparations in an irregular manner, which raised concerns among the responsible authorities regarding patient safety.
The Ministry explained that the health practitioner promoted injections known as "Exosomes." Health authorities confirmed that this type of treatment has not received the necessary licenses for use in this context, noting that promoting such substances without approved scientific foundations constitutes a clear violation of health regulations in the Kingdom.
Based on this violation, the Ministry of Health decided to immediately suspend the health practitioner's professional license. The case has also been referred to the competent authorities to complete investigations and take the necessary penalties. This step aims to protect the community from malpractice and ensure everyone's commitment to professional and ethical standards.
In conclusion, the Ministry of Health called on all citizens and residents in the Kingdom to exercise caution when following medical content online. It emphasized the importance of obtaining medical information and treatments only from official sources and accredited hospitals to ensure safe and effective healthcare.