Clinic Investigated Over Alleged Fraudulent Diagnoses
Published on Honduras Daily · Sep 6, 2026 · Originally reported September 3, 2026 by Radio Cadena Voces (RCV)
Honduras's Public Ministry is investigating Centro Médico Centroamericano in Tegucigalpa for allegedly using uncertified scanning equipment to issue false disease diagnoses, charging patients more than 5,000 lempiras (about $200) for bogus results and costly treatments.
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