The Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC) is investigating claims of faith-based healing for serious medical conditions made by doctors during a religious crusade in Nakuru. The regulator warns that these unverified claims, especially when made by licensed health professionals, are potentially harmful and could mislead patients.

• KMPDC raised concerns about claims of healing for conditions including HIV/AIDS, cancer, blindness, and other disabilities.
• The regulator stated that all medical treatments must be grounded in scientific evidence and regulatory approval.
• KMPDC is working with the Ministry of Health to investigate and will take disciplinary or legal action against practitioners who violate professional standards or endanger lives.