Two Ontario doctors who have gone public with their skepticism about COVID-19 vaccines and pandemic precautions have been ordered to stop issuing medical exemptions for shots, masking and testing.
The regulatory body for physicians said Monday it issued the directives over the weekend against Dr. Mark Trozzi of Harrow, south of Windsor, and Dr. Rochagne Kilian of Owen Sound. Both have been ordered to post the restrictions wherever they treat patients.
On his website, Trozzi calls COVID-19 a “so-called ‘pandemic’,” accuses federal chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam of being a “double agent,” calls vaccines for the coronavirus “experimental” and says the use of masks to prevent spread of the virus is “not unanimously supported by real science.”
Kilian recently spoke at a rally of the “Grey-Bruce Freedom Fighters,” whose Facebook page states “this group believes in medical choice, not medical tyranny.”
She resigned as an emergency room physician at the Owen Sound Hospital in August.
The World Health Organization, Health Canada and Ontario chief medical officer Dr. Kieran Moore have all promoted vaccines as safe and effective in fighting the virus, along with public-health measures such as masking, distancing and hand washing.
The interim orders from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario against the two doctors were made under the Regulated Health Professions Act under a procedural code introduced in 2018.
It allows regulatory bodies like the college to suspend or impose terms, conditions or limitations on a member’s certificate of registration “where the college believes that the conduct exposes or is likely to expose patients to harm or injury.”
Trozzi has also promoted the use of ivermectin, a drug not authorized for treatment of the coronavirus, as an “extremely effective safe prevention, prophylaxis and treatment for COVID.
“I have resigned all my hospital positions thus forfeiting my entire income. I have sold my house and greatly downscaled my family’s standard of living, while surviving on limited savings, and committed myself to do my part to help counter the criminal COVID enterprise,” he writes on his website.
Author: Rob Ferguson
Article From: The Star
