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www.quackometer.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text is a collection of comments and discussions from a blog post, likely related to health and pseudoscience topics. It includes various opinions, some supporting alternative medicine practices like homeopathy and others criticizing them as quackery. There are mentions of specific individuals and organizations, such as the Society of Homeopaths, and references to scientific studies and medical regulations. The content appears to be part of an ongoing debate about the validity of alternative treatments and their place in modern healthcare. | |
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jdc325.wordpress.com
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| | | | | The SoH Controversy The SoH (The Society of Homeopaths) has done something rather silly. They've made legal threats over a blog post that points out (quite truthfully) that they do not effectively regulate their members. This has been highlighted on many sites now, but blogger Gimpy has taken the ball and run with it. This... | |
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pvandck.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Last week the SoH decided they didn't like a comment on the Quackometer. As far as anyone knows there was nothing factually incorrect about the article. It merely demonstrates how negligent are the SoH when it comes to enforcing their own rules. So, instead of defending themselves by arguing their case and pointing out the... | |
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www.epatientdave.com
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| | | I was invited to attend a policy discussion at the White House June 3 on access to our health data, quality of healthcare and patient safety. These are things I've advocated on for years. But I can't stomach the idea of attending, and I want to say why, plus say what I would say if I were there. | ||
