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... latest diary entries Jump to comments This is a story of everyday researchers and teachers, struggling to do their job in a world ... it was aimed at the new, and disgracefully dishonest, "College of Medicine". See, for example, Don’t be deceived. The new ...
... is a slightly-modified version of the article that appeared in BMJ blogs yesterday, but with more links to ... did not link directly to UCL’s Grand Challenge of Human Wellbeing, a well-meaning initiative which, I suspect, will not prove ... action. Neither, when referring to the bad effects of disempowerment on human wellbeing (as elucidated by, among others, ...
... This outfit seemed to me to be so dangerous that a word of warning is in the public interest. Their own description says “YES TO ... approach to cancer care”. That sounds sort of cuddly but lets look below the surface. As so often, the funding seems to ...
... to follow-up Professor George Lewith is perhaps the most prominent advocate of alternative medicine within quackademia, at least in Russell Group University. He claims to be a member of “The Complementary and Integrated Medicine Research Unit is within the ...
... the last year, there has been a very welcome flurry of good and informative books about alternative medicine. They are all written ... Livingstone; 1 edition (8 Dec 2006). The authors of this book sound impressive Allan Cumming, BSc(Hons), MBChB, MD, FRCP(E), ...
... North America (here are the first and second) One aspect of the endarkenment, the Wal-Mart model of a university, is very much the same in the US as in the UK. At one US ...
... not better than no treatment for any outcome. Comparison of honey with DM revealed no significant differences.” See it? No ... Duda, MD; Cheston M. Berlin Jr, MD, published in Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine 2007, 161, 1140 – 1146. What was ...
Sigh! The Times Higher Education Supplement (27 July 2007) reports an 31.5% increase in applications for ‘university’ courses in complementary medicine. Compare this with 19 per cent fall in applications for places on anatomy, physiology and p ...