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Vital Health, Inc. Now Offers Iridology; The Scientific Interpretation of the Iris as It Relates To Genetically ...
Iridology is the science of interpreting the structure of the iris as it relates to the organs of the body. Vital Health, Inc. now offers patients iridology screening which is a powerful tool in assessing what is going on inside the body through a painless examination of the eye’s iris.Orland Park, IL (PRWEB) January 31, 2012 The human eye is an integral part of the body which visually helps you ...
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Australian Universities Defend Alternative-Medicine Teaching
A group campaigning against alternative medicine has told Australian universities that they are risking their reputations by teaching subjects like chiropractic, homeopathy, iridology and reflexology.
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Upstaging Madonna
Madonna's performance reportedly inspired 8000 tweets per second for five minutes, but it wasn't all about her.
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Nutrition therapists condemned as 'quacks' who put patients' health at risk
Some practitioners, who charge up to £80 for a consultation, are providing advice that could harm health, a study by the consumer watchdog Which? has found.
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Madonna tweets bowled by MIA
Not since Sir Elton John tottered onstage under a powdered wig the size of the Matterhorn have the words ''I want to wear something discreet, not too show-offy'' been less likely to have been uttered by a major recording artist, and Madonna's Superbowl outfit (if you can call the cast of Verdi's Aida trampling the hems of a giant gold doona an ''outfit'') would have done him proud. Anyway, The ...
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SCU rejects ‘quackery' claim
SOUTHERN CROSS University has rejected claims its courses in alternative and complementary medicine are non-scientific “quackery”.
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Stop teaching 'nonsense' alternative medicine courses, Australian doctors say
Some of Australia's most prominent doctors and scientists have banded together to urge universities to stop teaching "nonsense" alternative medicine courses such as aromatherapy and homoeopathy.
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Australian Universities Asked To Stop Teaching "Quackery" Courses
Australian doctors and scientists are urging universities to stop teaching "nonsense" alternative medicine courses like aromatherapy and homoeopathy. Friends of Science in Medicine say universities have been trashing their reputations by teaching "quackery" and pseudoscience courses. Half of Australia's universities offer courses in alternative medicine, including Chinese herbal remedies ...
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People on the Move, Jan. 15, 2012
Abrahamsen, Conaboy and Abrahamsen, PCPike County Bar Association President, attorney Elizabeth A. Erickson Kameen, and PBCA officers, attorney James Baron, treasurer; and attorney Kelly Gaughan, secretary; awarded attorney Michael Parker for his presen
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