001. André Picard writes in "We’re Aiding and Abetting Homeopathic Quackery" (2015-03-31):
"there is no scientific case for homeopathy. It is undiluted quackery [...] the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council has just
published what is probably the most thorough and detailed investigation
of homeopathy since it was conceived by Samuel Hahnemann in the late
18th century. The conclusion of that blue-ribbon panel is as definitive
as it is damning: 'there are no conditions for which there is reliable
evidence that homeopathy is effective.' None. The effect homeopathic
remedies have, if any, is that of a placebo [...] homeopathy is not evidence-based. It should be marginalized, not
embraced. There is no excuse for pandering to the deluded by diluting
our ethics, standards and public policies";
hear, hear.
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