Does the UK go far enough to protect children from conspiracy theorist parents?

The inquest into the death of Paloma Shemirani, daughter of a British conspiracy theorist, highlights the impact of misinformation on healthcare decisions. Paloma's choice to forego conventional cancer treatment led to her death, influenced by her mother's beliefs in alternative methods. The case raises concerns about the need to protect children from harmful parental beliefs and the challenges in intervening legally. The influence of conspiracy theories on health decisions, particularly among young adults, underscores the importance of addressing misinformation and educating individuals to discern facts online.