CLEAN : Parents of British boy with brain tumour appear in court

Brett King discusses the challenges faced in seeking proton beam treatment for his son with brain cancer. Despite being labeled as kidnappers, they ensured their son received proper care and nutrition. The NHS denied the proton beam treatment, claiming it would not benefit his condition. Brett's father conducted extensive research, but doctors dismissed the findings, highlighting a conflict between medical advice and online information.

What was Brett King labeled as, and what was the main concern?

• A journalist, with concerns about spreading misinformation

• A scientist, with concerns about unethical experiments

• A doctor, with concerns about medical malpractice

• A kidnapper, with concerns about neglecting his son's health

Why did Brett King request proton beam therapy for his son?

• It is a cheaper alternative to traditional treatments

• It is more effective for children with brain cancer

• It is a new experimental treatment

• It is recommended by all doctors

What was the NHS's response to the request for proton beam therapy?

• They recommended another hospital for the treatment

• They agreed to provide it immediately

• They said it would have no benefit for the specific cancer type

• They were unsure about the treatment's effectiveness

How did Brett King ensure his son was not neglected during the treatment?

• By moving to a different country

• By changing his diet completely

• By providing the same food and care as in the hospital

• By stopping all medications

What was the father's approach to finding alternative treatments?

• He conducted extensive research online

• He consulted with other patients

• He ignored all medical advice

• He relied solely on the doctors' advice