Tredinnick’s confirmation bias
The transcript of the second evidence session of the Commons Select Committee for Science and Technology’s inquiry into Antimicrobial resistance is now available. I edit and compile here contributions to […]
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‘What Doctors Don’t Tell You’ cites paper that demonstrates there is no such thing as homeopathy
Back in that supermarket a few days ago, I again found myself driven to taking a thumb through the latest edition of QuackRag What Doctors Don’t Tell You, whose unscrupulously […]
‘What Doctors Don’t Tell You’ cites paper that demonstrates there is no such thing as homeopathy
Back in that supermarket a few days ago, I again found myself driven to taking a thumb through the latest edition of QuackRag What Doctors Don’t Tell You, whose unscrupulously […]
A few (unoriginal) words on evidence-based versus complementary and alternative medicine
(A variation on some accommodating words proffered elsewhere, though unlikely to make the cut…) . Science is disingenuously misrepresented by those whose agenda rely on contra-scientific promotional tactics, such as […]
Medicine: evidence-based versus complementary and alternative
(A variation on some words proffered, but unlikely to see the light of day elsewhere…) . Science is disingenuously misrepresented by those whose agenda rely on contra-scientific promotional tactics, such […]
