Greek Deputy Health Minister on Mazonakis: Doctors Acted Criminally (VID)
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One of the doctors he visited after his health adventure was Elias Theodoropoulos, but he did not recommend any treatment, only a diet based on blood values, the Minister of Immigration said.
The death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis in a private clinic has brought treatments promising to slow aging and "rejuvenate" back into the spotlight. As debates grow regarding the use of certain procedures, particularly plasmapheresis, for aesthetic and longevity purposes, the Greek Ministry of Health has begun preparing new regulations for the sector.
After the death of Greek performer Giorgos Mazonakis, who died after a medical procedure, doctors in our country are warning about the risks of plasmapheresis. ...
"They went to hide everything," he said of the two doctors. More...
The Deputy Minister of Health of Greece, Marios Themistocleous, took a particularly sharp stance, speaking on the SIGMA show “Protoselido” about the case that is at the center after the death of Giorgos Mazonakis and the discussion surrounding plasmapheresis. Mr. Themistocleous emphasized that plasmapheresis is a specialized medical procedure, which cannot be performed in a simple private practice, but only in properly organized units and large …
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