License Restored for Controversial Vaccine Doctor Amidst Outrageous Allegations
Amidst Suspended License, Fine Repayment Garners Reinstatement
In a recent turn of events, the Ohio State Medical Board has reinstated the medical license of Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, who made national headlines for her unorthodox views on the COVID-19 vaccine. The decision comes after Tenpenny agreed to pay a ,000 fine and cooperate with ongoing investigations.
Outlandish Claims Stirred the Medical Board
Dr. Tenpenny’s dubious claims about COVID-19 vaccines drew the attention of the medical board and the public alike. During a legislative hearing, she asserted that the vaccines caused people to become “magnetic” and interfered with cell phone signals. Her statements, widely debunked by the scientific community, prompted a flurry of complaints against her.
Failed Cooperation Triggers License Suspension
In response to the complaints, the medical board initiated an investigation but faced resistance from Dr. Tenpenny. She refused to meet with investigators, answer questions, or submit to a deposition. Such non-cooperation violates the board’s regulations, and in August 2023, Tenpenny’s license was suspended on procedural grounds.
- Magnetic Rumors: Debunked claims that vaccines make people magnetic raised eyebrows.
- Cell Tower Interference: Allegations that vaccines interfere with cell phone towers further challenged the credibility of her statements.
- Board Resists “Fishing Expedition”: Tenpenny’s attorney characterized the investigation as an “illegal fishing expedition,” delaying the process.
License Restored After Conditions Met
Last month, the medical board voted 7-2 to reinstate Dr. Tenpenny’s license, acknowledging that she had met the requirements for reinstatement. This included paying the fine and agreeing to cooperate with ongoing investigations.
In a triumphant post on social media, Tenpenny celebrated her reinstatement. She extended her gratitude for the support and prayers she received during this challenging period.
Data sourced from: foxnews.com
