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Chiropractor fined in toxin case
Associated Press
Published May 16, 2005
FORT LAUDERDALE - A chiropractor who owned the Broward County clinic where four people were injected with the paralyzing botulism toxin instead of the antiwrinkle drug Botox will be fined but regained his suspended license.
Thomas P. Toia can again see patients, despite the Florida Board of Chiropractic Medicine ruling Friday that he hired questionable doctors, barely supervised them and offered little help when the four got sick in November.
Toia will be on supervised probation for three years, and he must pay a $10,000 fine plus $12,000 in costs.
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