001. at gloucestertimes.com, in "Gloucester Goings On" (2019-11-04), we're told:
"Cape Ann Skeptics. On Tuesday, Nov. 19, Cape Ann Skeptics
continues its discussion of pseudoscientific medicine practices with 'Naturopathic Medicine,' including such practices as 'natural', 'non-invasive', or 'self-healing.' The ideology and methods of
naturopathy are based on vitalism and folk medicine, and often the use
of other alternative practices such as homeopathy rather than
evidence-based medicine. Rich Sagall, an MD, will explore the roots of
this practice and its exploitation of the word 'natural,'and 'SkepDoc'
Harriet Hall, MD, will make a video presentation. The training for naturopathic medicine , which is either a four-year or seven-year
program or on-line, will be explained and whether an ND (naturopathic doctor) degree is comparable to an MD degree. Bring a friend and join
the discussion in the function room of Pilot House Restaurant and Bar, 3
Porter St. Mix, mingle and menu orders at 6 p.m., program, 6:45 p.m.";
cool beans. Here's the meetup.com page.
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