A recent high-quality study published in 'Nature Metabolism' has attracted much international attention. Umderstandably - it links glucosamine (a popular supplement used predominantly for ...
That a paper entitled “Homeopathy in Geriatric Healthcare: A Critical Review of Applications, Evidence, Safety and Patient-Centred Care” caught my eye is not surprising. The paper itself, however, ...
Humour is said to be the best therapy. It certainly can act as a psychological release valve that defuses anxiety, exposes absurdity, and keeps us grounded. But its cathartic power comes with a catch: ...
Faith can allegedly move mountains - but it evidently does not prevent the deaths of children in the US state of Idaho. ProPublica reported how 4 (!) children in one Idaho family died from treatable ...
This study evaluated the effectiveness of moving dry cupping combined with conventional physiotherapy versus sham cupping with conventional physiotherapy in patients with non-specific chronic low back ...
Clinical research derives its ethical authority foremost from the purpose of generating reliable knowledge to improve human health. When it cannot achieve this goal, it ceases to be an ethical ...
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth’s creation of an Office of Religious Affairs within his ‘Ministry of War’ marks a decisive fusion of fitness, faith, and force (FFF). Hegseth - the man with a ...
When discussing so-called alternative medicine (SCAM), logical fallacies are seldom far away. Recognising how they are used might sharpen our own reasoning and help us exposing misleading claims. Here ...
An anaesthetist from Veldhoven, Jens Fischer de Brabander, has been fined by the Dutch Health and Youth Care Inspectorate (IGJ) for administering umbilical-cord blood without the required licence. The ...
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