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27th February, 2007
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Go on, you deserve it. Slap yourself with a Healing Broom

Following on from my last post about whether the people that run quack web sites…

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Andy L
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27th February, 2007
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Step Aside, I’m a Homeopath!

It is difficult to know when looking at the claims of many alternative medicine web…

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Andy L
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15th February, 2007
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We the undersigned…

In the past I have been critical of the exaggerated claims made by the promoters…

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Andy L
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14th February, 2007
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The Depths of Ms McKeith’s Anti-Science

It's been a bad week for Gillian. The anti-quackery blogging brigade have been partaking in…

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Andy L
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12th February, 2007
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Luv a Duck – it’s Magnetic Holisitic Slippers!

It's that time of year again when a young male duck's thoughts turn to the…

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Andy L
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2nd February, 2007
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Quack Word #39: ‘Superfood’

Regular listeners to BBC Radio 4's Womans' Hour will have recently heard nutritionist Suzi Grant…

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