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🚨BREAKING: A Canadian nurse practitioner took a male patient’s blood pressure during a home assessment, then asked if he wanted to have sex with her and said it would be good for his health, a complaint alleges. Lori Chern, a nurse practitioner based in Kamloops, British Columbia, is under investigation by the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives for alleged sexual misconduct. A pharmacist referred the man to her practice, RN Collaborate, for a medical assessment and paperwork needed for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The August appointment allegedly took place at her home. According to the complaint, Chern invited him to sit on her couch, sat right next to him, and began caressing his arm while checking his blood pressure. After the reading, she complimented his physique, heart rate, and blood pressure, telling him he seemed to have the health of an 18-year-old and making other remarks described as flirty. She then allegedly told him sex was very important for a man to regulate himself and stay in good health, and offered to have sex with him. When he declined, she reportedly said he was free to contact her outside of work if he changed his mind. The complainant later filed a report with the regulator and provided screenshots of text messages as evidence.