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Ginkgo does not prevent dementia, or "I can't remember what NCCAM is good for" [denialism blog]Here's a question for you: is there, or should there be, any difference between studies of "alternative" and non-alternative medicine? I've argued before that there is no such thing as alternative medicine. So why do we need a separate agency to study "alternative" medicine... |
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Acupuncture for Fertility: Have You Tried Acupuncture?Acupuncture may be the best known alternative medicine treatment for infertility. Whether or not acupuncture can help you get pregnant is a matter of debate, but that doesnt keep me... ... |
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Iraq returns to its alternative medicine rootsToday, 70% of drugs on the Iraqi market are illegal and one in five are total fakes, such as starch pills pawned off as legitimate ... ... |
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Weekly Poll: Are You An Atheist Who Uses Alternative Medicine?There is a tremendous amount of money to be made in so-called 'alternative' medicine today. Billions are spent every year and its popularity only seems to be increasing but... ... |
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The Vetting of Alternative MedicineIn a New York Times article entitled, "Applying Science to Alternative Medicine," the federal government is described as, "working hard to raise the standards of evidence, seeking to distinguish between... ... |
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Applying Science to Alternative MedicineWhile sweeping claims are often made for alternative medicine treatments, the scientific evidence for them often lags behind. ... |
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