AIDS Health Fraud Nevada, Nevada AIDS HIV, Las Vegas AIDS Information

Help Stop AIDS Health Fraud
If you know or suspect a business or person is making false or unproven claims for health products or services, you can help stop them and protect others by reporting it.

You can report suspected fraud by calling the Nevada Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection in Las Vegas at 702-486-3786, in Reno at 775-688-1960, or on-line at www.state.nv.us/ag/.

Don’t be Fooled
Be suspicious of any claim that a product or treatment can cure or prevent HIV or AIDS. Question any product or treatment that:

• is “guaranteed,” “secret,” or “suppressed.”
• is claimed to boost or enhance your immune system.
• requires or urges you to stop other prescribed treatments or mediation.
• you're not supposed to talk about or tell your health care provider about.
• is an “experimental” drug that you have to pay for-experimental drugs and treatments are almost always free to patients in drug studies or treatment.
• uses personal success stories or testimonials to sell the product or treatment.
• is sold to cure or prevent cancer or other illnesses in addition to HIV/AIDS.
• was discovered or tested in “another country.”
• comes with misinformation about how you can get or prevent HIV/AIDS.
• mentions “conspiracy” e.g., by government, drug companies, etc.