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24th February, 2010
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George Vithoulkas Makes a Fool of Himself

This is a minor one but it is worth a brief post: George Vithoulkas is…

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Andy L
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22nd February, 2010
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The Bleakest Day for Homeopathy

The much anticipated House of Commons report into the Evidence Check on Homeopathy has now…

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Andy L
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17th February, 2010
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Omniscan and GE Healthcare’s Sinister Libel Suit

There are quite a few libel cases underway at present where large financial vested interests…

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Andy L
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14th February, 2010
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Boots Maternity TENS Machines. Do they work?

So, in a few weeks, Quackometer Manor will have a new arrival, and like all…

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Andy L
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7th February, 2010
homeopathy Rudolf Steiner

Liverpool NHS PCT Offering Quack Mysticism as Cancer Cure

Liverpool NHS Primary Care Trust funds a Department of Homeopathy, one the last four remaining…

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Andy L
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3rd February, 2010
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Dispensing with Homeopathy: A Proposal

Let’s run with an idea and see where it goes. The 10:23 campaign has now…

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Andy L
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