Pete Evans urged to retract ‘unacceptable’ comments on top GP who died – NEWS.com.au

Controversial TV personality and chef Pete Evans has been blasted for completely unacceptable comments made about a top doctor who died from pancreatic cancer. Dr Harry Nespolon was the President of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners when he died in July, aged 57.
According to the RACGP, he died in his sleep nine months after his cancer diagnosis.
When Mr Evans was axed by Channel 7 in May, Dr Nespolon questioned the former My Kitchen Rules judge’s mental health in a radio i…

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