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| Blog Name: | Science-Based Pharmacy |
| Url: | http://sciencebasedpharmacy.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | pharmacy, pharmacists, pseudoscience |
| Description: | A blog examining pseudoscience and quackery in the pharmacy. |
| Popularity: | 14 Followers |
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I’m a voracious reader, and I thought I’d share some of my favorite books over the past year that have challenged, inspired, or enriched me. Whether you’re a health professional or not, I strongly recommend you put these on your reading list. They’ve helped me a lot in refining my philosophy about pharmacy practice, and improving my skeptical viewpoint. |
Homeopathy in Pharmacies: Scrutiny in the UK
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It looks terrible on pharmacists and pharmacy practice: Homeopathy, on pharmacy shelves. In front of Members of Parliament, the Professional Standards Director for Boots, a huge British pharmacy chain, made the following admission last week: |
It’s been quite a week
| This has been a week like no other for this tiny little blog. The doors opened here almost a year ago, with the stated goal of driving improvements in pharmacy practice, by scrutinizing its practices. Naturopathy wasn’t on the agenda. I have encountered naturopaths throughout my career. Nice and well meaning, all of them. But I was baffled by their recommendations and treatment suggestions, as they appeared completely detached from science and evidence. I admit to a “What’s the Harm?” mentality, until it appeared that the Ontario government was about to give naturopaths prescribing privileges. I |
The Physics of Homeopathy Explained: Part Two
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How does homeopathy work? It uses the dilithium matrix to stabilize the warp pressure enough to maintain the inertia necessary to gather deuterium particles with the brassard collectors. Oh wait, that’s Star Trek. But via the hilarious site |
Magician Prescriptions
| Go check out my latest post on Bill 179 and naturopath prescribing, over at Skeptic North. If you’ve been following this blog for a while, none of this will be a surprise. Please let your friends and colleagues know – the window to provide input into the bill is closing quickly. Posted in Uncategorized Tagged: bill 179, naturopathy |
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