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== Liens externes ==

== Liens externes ==

* http://www.casewatch.org/doj/bradford/indictment.shtml Robert W. Bradford Indicted (2008) Stephen Barrett, M.D.<br>In 2008, Robert W. Bradford, C.R.B., Inc. (d/b/a American Biologics), C.R.B.'s chief operating officer Brigitte G. Bird, and John R. Toth, M.D. were charged with conspiring to violate federal food and drug laws and defraud individuals seeking medical care. The indictment (shown below) stated that Bradford, C.R.B., and Bird marketed[u] bogus Lyme disease products[/u] and [u]a microscope falsely claimed to diagnose the disease[/u]. Bradford, who founded CRB, claims to be a doctor and a professor but has no relevant degree from an accredited school. Toth is serving a prison sentence for manslaughter related to the death of a woman whom he falsely diagnosed with Lyme disease and treated with a dangerous intravenous product sold by American Biologics. Bradford has a long history of quackery-related activities. In 1977, he was convicted of conspiring to smuggle [[laetrile]] (a quack cancer remedy) into the United States.

* http://www.casewatch.org/doj/bradford/indictment.shtml Robert W. Bradford Indicted (2008) Stephen Barrett, M.D.<br>In 2008, Robert W. Bradford, C.R.B., Inc. (d/b/a American Biologics), C.R.B.'s chief operating officer Brigitte G. Bird, and John R. Toth, M.D. were charged with conspiring to violate federal food and drug laws and defraud individuals seeking medical care. The indictment (shown below) stated that Bradford, C.R.B., and Bird marketed[u] bogus Lyme disease products[/u] and [u]a microscope falsely claimed to diagnose the disease[/u]. Bradford, who founded CRB, claims to be a doctor and a professor but has no relevant degree from an accredited school. Toth is serving a prison sentence for manslaughter related to the death of a woman whom he falsely diagnosed with Lyme disease and treated with a dangerous intravenous product sold by American Biologics. Bradford has a long history of quackery-related activities. In 1977, he was convicted of conspiring to smuggle [[laetrile]] (a quack cancer remedy) into the United States.

* https://www.quackwatch.org/04ConsumerEducation/Nonrecorg/cfcm.html [...] In 2011, the Bradfords, Byrd, and C.R.B were jointly ordered to pay restitution totaling $40,372 to two people who were treated at Hospital Ingles. C.R.B. was fined $1,000 plus a $400 asessment; the others were assed $100. All were placed on probation—the Bradfords and C.R.B. for 5 years and Byrd for 3. Toth, who had already served 26 months in prison, was sentenced to time served. C.R.B. was permitted to remain in business but was barred from marketing drugs or medical devices with illegal claims. The court also imposed forfeture judgments (representing the proceeds obtained by the illegal activity), with Carole Bradford and C.R.B. jointly liable for $700,000, Robert Bradford jointly liable for $400,000, Toth jointly liable for $25,100, and Byrd jointly liable for $10,000 [44]. In his presentencing statement, Bradford told the court that he has metastatic prostate cancer and was advised in April 2010 that only 5% of patients with his condition survive three years. He died on August 4, 2011 at the age of 80.

* https://www.quackwatch.org/04ConsumerEducation/Nonrecorg/cfcm.html [...] In 2011, the Bradfords, Byrd, and C.R.B were jointly ordered to pay restitution totaling $40,372 to two people who were treated at Hospital Ingles. C.R.B. was fined $1,000 plus a $400 asessment; the others were assed $100. All were placed on probation—the Bradfords and C.R.B. for 5 years and Byrd for 3. Toth, who had already served 26 months in prison, was sentenced to time served. C.R.B. was permitted to remain in business but was barred from marketing drugs or medical devices with illegal claims. The court also imposed forfeture judgments (representing the proceeds obtained by the illegal activity), with Carole Bradford and C.R.B. jointly liable for $700,000, Robert Bradford jointly liable for $400,000, Toth jointly liable for $25,100, and Byrd jointly liable for $10,000 [44]. In his presentencing statement, Bradford told the court that he has metastatic prostate cancer and was advised in April 2010 that only 5% of patients with his condition survive three years. He died on August 4, 2011 at the age of 80.