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27th March, 2012
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Quack Totnes Cancer Conference Ends in Farce

Earlier this month, I wrote about how Dr Stephen Hopwood was opening a new alternative…

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Andy L
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19th March, 2012
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The Burzynski Millions

Dr Stanislaw R. Burzynski presents himself as a lone maverick doctor, struggling against the vested…

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Andy L
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16th March, 2012
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Dr Burzynski Comes to the UK

In October this year, an organisation calling itself The Cambridge Institute of Complementary Health is…

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Andy L
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8th March, 2012
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Boiron Settles for $12M to Stop Homeopathy Lawsuits

I have long contended that homeopathy does so well because people do not know what…

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Andy L
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8th March, 2012
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The Totnes Cancer Health Centre: A Quack Pascal’s Wager

England has a rather odd piece of legislation prohibiting the advertisement of cancer treatments. It…

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Andy L
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