The Guardian has published an editorial comment in response to the
e-mail complaints they have received in reaction to Ben Goldacre's
attacks on homeopathy.
An editorial commentary by the Guardian was published today:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... 2224922,00. html
It may be a good opportunity for us to comment en masse about the
inaccuracies and omissions the Guardian publishes. It's important for
us to show that we will not accept this and that there is indeed great
support for homeopathy. We should do our best to back up our arguments
with as many facts as possible and to try to convey that homeopathy is
an energetic medicine, not biochemical. That's what people always seem
to have a problem understanding.
Laurel
Guardian Editorial
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Tanya Marquette
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Re: Guardian Editorial
this link does not work. what is the name of the story?
perhaps it can be accessed that way.
otherwise, can you copy and past the article into an e-mail
and resend?
tanya
perhaps it can be accessed that way.
otherwise, can you copy and past the article into an e-mail
and resend?
tanya
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Soroush Ebrahimi
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Re: Guardian Editorial
Soroush,
The first item that grabbed my attention on reading this was its reference to Goldacre's pitching "homeopathy against evidence-based medicine."
Frankly, homeopathy is evidence-based medicine. Two hundred years of evidence. We err greatly if we allow allopathy to co-opt the phrase "evidence-based medicine."
Peace,
Dale
The first item that grabbed my attention on reading this was its reference to Goldacre's pitching "homeopathy against evidence-based medicine."
Frankly, homeopathy is evidence-based medicine. Two hundred years of evidence. We err greatly if we allow allopathy to co-opt the phrase "evidence-based medicine."
Peace,
Dale

