otherrussiamedium impact10/08/2026, 08:11:26Confidence 65/100
Moscow clinic claims to 'cure' autism using unconventional methods — not independently verified
PlanetaMed, a clinic in Moscow, offers controversial treatments for autism, including camel urine and parasite cleanses. The clinic's founder claims to provide effective solutions, with support from media personalities.
Location: Moscow
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PlanetaMed, a clinic in Moscow, claims to cure autism using treatments such as camel urine and parasite cleanses.
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Vasily Generalov, the founder and chief physician of PlanetaMed, asserts that his treatments for autism are truthful and effective.
Attributed to: Vasily Generalov
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Who claims what
- —PlanetaMed, a clinic in Moscow, claims to cure autism using treatments such as camel urine and parasite cleanses — not independently verified.
- —Vasily Generalov, the founder and chief physician of PlanetaMed, asserts that his treatments for autism are truthful and effective — not independently verified.
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Our assessment
If the reported claims about PlanetaMed’s unconventional autism treatments and their promotion gain further traction, there could be reputational and compliance risks for firms…