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Alternative medicines can't escape the long arm of the law | Edzard Ernst
Practitioners of alternative medicine who do not abide by the rules of evidence-based practice may fall foul of the law Alternative medicine has been in the firing line for a very long time. By and large, the critics are healthcare professionals who argue that the therapeutic claims made for alternative treatments are neither evidence-based nor plausible. In recent years, their arguments have ...
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Court rules on 'deceptive' cancer cure claims
A Victorian court has ruled a former Melbourne dentist who claims he is able to cure cancer using alternative therapies has been deceiving patients.
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Detox in Luxury
The one-story Southwestern-style Canyon Ranch Tucson, Arizona offers thoughtful amenities and great therapies. Canyon Ranch
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Doze off slimming
STEP into the “sleeping capsule” and in 40 minutes, you can lose weight. Well, sleeping is optional, but the six steps (see accompanying story) you experience in the capsule will literally help you “sleep away” the fat.
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Your Letters
A U.S. Geological Survey report suggests that “oil and gas production may explain a sharp increase in the number of earthquakes in the nation's midsection” in areas that produce oil and gas, including the Colorado-New Mexico border.
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‘I’d rather slam my cock in a door than debate climate change’
The sum total of useful commentary on ABC’s stultifying I Can Change Your Mind About Climate was five minutes of British scientist and author Ben Goldacre saying he'd rather slam his c-ck in the door then debate climate change,... Read more... Read more on the blog...
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