Benefits and risks of Homoeopathy: a rejoinder to the article published in the Lancet
The Lancet has recently published a comment entitled “Benefits and risks of homoeopathy”
Sue :: Feb.15.2008 :: defend homeopathy! :: No Comments »
Homeopathy Worked For Me Campaign
Celebrities back “Homeopathy worked for me“
We’ve also just confirmed that five well known UK celebrities have agreed to endorse the Homeopathy worked for me campaign.
Actresses 
Jenny Seagrove and 
Michelle Collins, along with actor 
Carl Myers (Karl Collins), TV presenter 
Gaby Roslin and well known obstetrician 
Yehudi Gordon have all this week confirmed their public support for this campaign.
More news in relation to this will be posted in the next few weeks.
Sue :: Feb.13.2008 :: defend homeopathy! :: No Comments »
Aneurin Bevan and Homeopathy
Aneurin Bevan was a supporter of homeopathy and in 1945, he introduced the National health Service to the United Kingdom.
Bevan promised that:
”homeopathic institutions will be enabled to provide their own form of treatment and that the continuity of the characteristics of those institutions will be maintained”.*
Sue :: Feb.05.2008 :: British History, defend homeopathy! :: No Comments »
Paralogisms of scientific journalism
With thanks to Jonathan Treasure:
In this cutting and articulate letter to the editor of Homeopathy regarding a NYT article by the infamous Dan Hurley the author of the letter points out the fundamental paradox of mainstream views of homeopathy (and herbs) which is simply that they are claimed to be BOTH dangerous yet ineffective at the same time.
Sue :: Feb.03.2008 :: defend homeopathy! :: 1 Comment »
Martin J. Walker Writes…..
In the late 1980s he co-founded Hackney Community Defense Association (HCDA), a group which worked on the defence of people assaulted, fitted up and wrongfully arrested by the police in north east London .
Sue :: Jan.24.2008 :: defend homeopathy! :: No Comments »
Cultural Dwarfs and Junk Journalism
Cultural Dwarfs and Junk Journalism is Martin Walker’s fourth book charting the development of the corporate science lobby that has grown rapidly since New Labour came to power in 1997. One of the most recent exponents of the Lobby is Dr Ben Goldacre who has regurgitated a bad ‘Science’ column in the Guardian newspaper since 2003.
Sue :: Jan.02.2008 :: Book Reviews :: No Comments »
Responses from signatories to Homeopathy Parliamentary Early Day Motion
With thanks to Statistical Political
Responses from signatories to Homeopathy motion
November 19, 2007
This year 206 MPs signed a motion advocating support for NHS homeopathic hospitals (the motion, and signatories, are here). I (Tom Whipple Guardian Journalist) sent them all the following email:
Sue :: Dec.08.2007 :: defend homeopathy! :: No Comments »
Freedom Means Choice
Attacks on Homeopathy are funded by big pharma via Sense About Science
Your suspicions may start to be raised when you look at the list of donors to Sense About Science.
These include the rather coyly abbreviated Association of British Pharmaceutical Industries (ABPI), GE Healthcare, and pharma companies GlaxoSmithKline, Oxford GlycoSciences plc, Pfizer plc, and Unilever plc.
Watch the Channel 4 expose of Sense about Science (scroll down to “A dispute about the benefits of homeopathy is threatening NHS provision of complementary medicine.“) (and check out the people funding these attacks.)
Sue :: Oct.01.2007 :: defend homeopathy! :: No Comments »