Category: Defend Homeopathy!
This routine American behaviour is now being used in Europe to further the interests of big business. read this entry »
Sense About Science -
December 20, 2008 by
Sue
Your suspicions may start to be raised when you look at the list of donors to Sense About Science.
These include the rather coyly abbreviated Association of British Pharmaceutical Industries (ABPI), GE Healthcare, and pharma companies GlaxoSmithKline, Oxford GlycoSciences plc, Pfizer plc, and Unilever plc.
Watch the Channel 4 expose of Sense about Science (scroll down to “A dispute about the benefits of homeopathy is threatening NHS provision of complementary medicine.“) (and check out the people funding these attacks.) read this entry »
Martin J. Walker Writes….. -
December 20, 2008 by
Sue
Celebrities back “Homeopathy worked for me“
We’ve also just confirmed that five well known UK celebrities have agreed to endorse the Homeopathy worked for me campaign. read this entry »
With thanks to the Integrator Blog 15.1.2008:
Summary: According to this fascinating and eerie account from homeopath and author Dana Ullman, MPH, “anti homeopathic fundamentalists have hijacked the Wikipedia information on homeopathy.” Ullman asks if anyone else in the complementary and integrative medicine world has encountered similar issues. (Do you know what is being said about your field?)
In a time when more of us are relying on quick searches for information, the virtual battleground of Wikipedia is a place where many hearts and minds are being formed, if not won and lost. Take an inside look at Ullman’s account of this battle over homeopathy in the Wikipedia world. Do you know who your definition is hanging out with tonight? read this entry »
Despite the disinformation about homeopathic prescriptions in the press recently, and with thanks to Exmax Health:
There are 400 medical GPs who are regulated by the General Medical Council and are members of the Faculty of Homeopathy, providing an essential service for around 200,000 NHS patients; the homeopathic hospitals provide 55,000 appointments per year. This situation has not perceptibly changed over the last 2-3 years. read this entry »
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