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... Health Professions Council (HPC) is yet another regulatory quango. The HPC’s strapline is “Working with health professionals to protect the public” At present the HPC regulates; ... very respectable jobs. With the possible exception of art therapists, nobody would doubt for a moment that they are scientific ...
... heard, in January 2011, that Barts has a new Dean of Education, and no longer teaches about alternative medicine in the way that ...
... 2009. It was prompted by the news from the University of Salford, but its main purpose was to try to point out to the Department of Health that you can’t hope to regulate alternative treatments in any ...
... to follow-up I’m perfectly happy to think of alternative medicine as being a voluntary, self-imposed tax on the gullible ... do no harm and only as long as they obey the law of the land. Only too often, though, they do neither. When I talk about law, I don’t mean ...
... be described giving to sick patients an unknown dose of a substance with unknown efficacy and unknown safety. How odd, then, to visit the Royal Society of Medicine to be greeted thus. Just look at the words! “Traditional ...
... (founded in 1123). That well known source of misleading medical advice, The Prince’s Foundation for Integrated ... health at Barts and the London“. This consists of an interview with two members of staff from what is now known as the Barts and The London School of Medicine ...
... having the effort hindered by schools. The teaching of quackery to 16 year-olds has been approved by a maze of quangos, none of which will take responsibility, or justify their ...
... piece. It gives the case against following the advice of the Pittilo report. It simply makes no sense to have government regulation of acupuncture, herbal medicine, traditional Chinese medicine until such time ...
This page is a continuation of In Memoriam: Dept of Pharmacology, UCL. A diary.. Jump to latest diary entry 2 June 2008 Went ... who has done so much to unearth the illegal behaviour of the Bush regime. A wonderful man. I bought his book, The Torture Team. 4 ...
... to follow up A report has appeared on Regulation of Practitioners of Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine. The report is ...
... with many others, has had plenty to say about the Prince of Wales’ unconstitutional meddling in public affairs. The lovely ... they go carefully through all the evidence for all sorts of ‘alternative’ treatments. They find some evidence that a ...
... to follow up This is a fuller version, with links, of the comment piece published in Times Higher Education on 10 April 2008. ... here. If you still have any doubt about the problems of directed research, look at the trenchant editorial in Nature (3 April, 2008. ...
... 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 ...
... I have often said, you don’t need to be a scientist to see that most alternative ... this week, John Sutherland, who was until recently professor of English literature at UCL, understands it very well. And so does political ...
... and Simon Singh, the meeting failed to live up to the aims of the forum, partly because the representatives from the Department of Health failed to turn up (because of the changes following the accession of ...