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21st February, 2011
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The Herbalists are Delighted.

Government announces statutory Regulation to Save Herbal Medicines The SaveHerbalmedicine.com Campaign is delighted to announce…

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Andy L
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17th February, 2011
College of Medicine regulation

How to Spot Bad Regulation of Alternative Medicine.

There are a number of differences between the practices of medicine and the pseudo-medicines, such…

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Andy L
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16th February, 2011
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The Homeopaths’ Desperate Campaign to the MHRA

More leaks from homeopathy land… Tomorrow is the last day that you can submit a…

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Andy L
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10th February, 2011
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Green Science

What is science? And how do you define a scientist? Anyone who has given these…

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Andy L
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4th February, 2011
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The Media Code for Homeopaths

As I reported in December, various homeopathy groups from the UK have held a conference,…

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Andy L
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