South Carolina FALSE STATEMENT RELATING TO HEALTH CARE MATTERS refers to statements or claims made about health care services or products that are untrue or misleading. Examples of false statements related to health care in South Carolina include: 1. Misrepresentation of services or products offered: Making false claims about the quality, safety, or effectiveness of a health care product or service. 2. Misleading advertising: Using false or misleading advertising to attract consumers or increase sales of health care products or services. 3. False health claims: Making false health claims about a product or service, such as claiming a product can cure a disease or improve health. 4. False representation of credentials: Misrepresenting credentials or qualifications of health care providers, such as falsely claiming to be a licensed physician. 5. Unsubstantiated testimonials: Using unsubstantiated testimonials or reviews as a means of promoting a health care product or service. 6. False information in marketing materials: Providing false information in marketing materials, such as incorrect dosage instructions.