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22nd January, 2011
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When the Regulator Believes in Fairies, Who Protects the Public?

It would appear to be a common mistake in the regulation of alternative medicine to…

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Andy L
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15th January, 2010
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The MHRA and the Labeling of Homeopathic Products

Further documents have been published after the House of Commons held its enquiry into the…

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Andy L
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10th December, 2009
Foundation for Integrated Health

Meddling Princes, Medical Regulation and Licenses to Kill

The Eighteenth Century in England was the Golden Age of Quackery, with London being a…

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Andy L
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30th November, 2009
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Can We Trust Homeopaths to Accredit Their Own Training?

In a recent submission to the House of Commons Evidence Committee on Homeopathy, the Society…

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Andy L
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30th October, 2009
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UNCRC Demands Equal Access to Quackery for Children

Last week, a comment piece in the Guardian asked, “Should there be freedom to mislead?”.…

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Andy L
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13th August, 2009
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Homeopath Struck Off. Shock!

Appearing on the Society of Homeopath’s web site is a report that a member has…

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Andy L
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29th July, 2009
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Homeopaths: Do You Really Want Statutory Regulation?

This is an open letter to all homeopaths in the UK. It has been a…

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Andy L
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7th April, 2009
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Fraud In Chinese Medicine

Chinese Herbal Medicine could be seen as the acceptable side of alternative medicine. It does…

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Andy L
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22nd May, 2008
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Fun with the Code of Ethics

The Society of Homeopaths have recently had their 30th Anniversary Annual General Meeting and Conference…

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Andy L
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14th May, 2008
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How Life Healthcare Coped with the Terror of an ASA Investigation.

The Advertising Standards Authority is one of the few regulatory bodies in the UK regularly…

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Andy L
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