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19th February, 2013
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On the Use of Red Wine for Paediatric Anaesthetics during Ritual Genital Cutting.

An ancient spiritual rite of initiation takes place. The foreskin of a newborn infant is…

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Andy L
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15th February, 2013
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Biodynamic Farming: “A rather magnificent cow-dung ice cream cone”

More ill-considered tosh from our national broadcaster. This time it’s biodynamic farming. Sitting out on…

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Simon Baker
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14th February, 2013
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Write to Your MP about NHS Choices

Today's Guardian has revealed the extraordinary story of how the Department of Health corrupted information on…

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Andy L
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12th February, 2013
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Homeopathic Quality Control – It’s Nonexistent

Christopher Brookmyre's short story place b., contained in his anthology, Jaggy Splinters, includes a rather…

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Andy L
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1st February, 2013
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Incurable stupidity and irresponsibility at WDDTY

Today, the latest version of What Doctors Don't Tell you goes on sale in WHSMiths,…

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Andy L
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