A Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) misconduct hearing in Dorset upholds part of the case against a nurse accused of making misleading statements to a patient. According to reports, the nurse told a cancer patient receiving chemotherapy that Covid vaccinations were responsible for the patient’s illness. The NMC hearing finds four of six charges proven and, as a result, removes the nurse from the nursing register. The reported decision is based on the panel’s assessment of the seriousness of the misconduct and its impact on patient safety and trust. While the accounts focus on the same core allegation—that the nurse attributed the patient’s cancer-related condition to Covid jabs—the reports also note that not all charges were upheld at the hearing. The case is presented as an NMC regulatory outcome following a disciplinary process, with the nurse’s status as a registered nurse ending after the decision to strike off. Details of the remaining charges not upheld are not described in the provided summaries.