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Advertisement Before being employed by the institute, Mr Traill had been providing hyperthermia treatment to one of the patients whose deaths were relevant to the decision to cancel his medical registration. Both of the deceased patients had been diagnosed with cancer and there is no suggestion Mr Traill’s treatment directly led to their deaths. The National Institute of Integrative Medicine building in Hawthorn. Credit:Penny Stephens Mr Traill told The Age he had been recruited by the institute in 2012 after it purchased a hyperthermia machine. “[The medical board] got me for treating with hyperthermia. And then I was taken by NIIM,” Mr Traill said. “I said ‘what about the bureaucrats?‘, and [they] said ‘it’s all right, [we’re] great friends with people on the Peter Mac, we’re buddy-buddies, and we’re right’,” he said.

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