Clinic issued a press release on 29 November confirming that the Clinic had hired Stephens "to provide web optimization services and to attempt to stop the dissemination of false and inaccurate information concerning Dr. Burzynski and the Clinic". The press release included an apology for Stephens' comments and for the posting of Morgan's personal information, and announced that Stephens "no longer has a professional relationship with the Burzynski Clinic." The story, including the threats against Morgan, was covered by the British Medical Journal, which referred to him as a health blogger. The chief clinician at Cancer Research UK expressed his concern at the treatment offered, and Andy Lewis of the Quackometer and science writer Simon Singh, who was previously sued by the British Chiropractic Association, said that English libel law harms public discussion of science and medicine, and thus public health. See also Pseudoscience Quackery Snake oil References External links rhysmorgan.co – Rhys Morgan's personal website. Miracle Mineral Solution – 2010 video of Rhys Morgan describing his research. 1994 births British sceptics Living people Medical journalists British science journalists Science activists Critics of alternative medicine Welsh writers Welsh atheists Child activists People with Crohn's disease Date of birth missing (living people)