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... to follow-up Having recently been fired from Ofquack, the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC). I found I was missing the constant dribble of double-speak, Then, as luck would have it, a friend emailed me to draw my ...
... 19 Buckingham Street, London WC2N 6EF.is to be the home of the proposed "College of Medicine" that has arisen from the ashes of the late unlamented ...
... be mystical nonsense, but it usually it is, Plants often contain chemicals that have pharmacological actions, with all the ... That is why they shouldn’t be called Bachelor of Science degrees. We have recently revealed the ancient nonsense taught at ...
Jump to latest diary entries This page is a continuation of the diary that started in June 2007, with the demise of UCL’s Pharmacology department (for the time being). It continued from ...
... to follow-up There is something very offensive about the idea that a ‘bachelor of science’ degree can be awarded by a university, as a prize for memorising gobbledygook. Once the contents of the ‘degrees’ has been exposed to public ridicule, many ...
... The story involves over a year’s writing of letters and meetings, but for those not interested in the details, I’ll start with a synopsis. Synopsis of the synopsis In January 2009, a course in "integrated medicine" ... that, it was said, would be accredited by the University of Buckingham. The course was to be led by Drs Rosy Daniel and Mark Atkinson. ...
... them. Since universities in the UK receive a great deal of public money, it’s easy. Just request the material under the Freedom of Information Act. Well, uh, it isn’t as simple as that. Every ...
... on the contrary, it would add to the dangers, by giving an official stamp of approval while doing nothing for safety. The government’s idea of improving safety is to make sure that practitioners are ‘properly ...
... that might make it more convincing. Use any parts of them you want in your own response. Submission to the Department of Health, for the consultation on the Pittilo report [download pdf]. What is ...
... has been in the news since, in a moment of madness, NICE gave it some credence, Some people still seem to think that ... places. There has been no clear demonstration of long-lived benefits in any condition, and it is likely that it is no more ... placebo. In particular, the indistinguishability of ‘real’ and sham acupuncture shows, beyond reasonable doubt that ...
Jump to latest diary entry This is a story of everyday researchers and teachers, struggling to do their job in a world ... by management bollocks. This page is a continuation of the diary that started in June 2007, with the demise of UCL’s Pharmacology department (for the time being). It continued from ...
... to follow-up The Prince of Wales’ Foundation for Integrated Health (FiH) is a propaganda ... views about alternative medicine should form the basis of government health policy. His attempts are often successful, but they are regarded by many people as being clearly ...
... five “BSc” degrees in homeopathy. A couple of weeks ago I checked the UCAS site for start in 2009, and found there was ... and NOW THERE ARE NONE. A phone call to the University of Westminster tonight confirmed that they have suspended entry to their BSc ...
... closing. Is it a victory for campaigners, or just the end of the Blair/Bush era? The Guardian carries a nice article by Anthea Lipsett, The Opposite of Science (or download pdf of print version). Dr Peter Davies, dean of ...
... issue (No, 1239, 20, Feb – 5 Mar, 2009) features Professor Geoffrey Petts, vice-chancellor of the University of Westminster, Well well. ...