Thursday, January 3, 2019
Wednesday, January 2, 2019
Legislative Alchemy 2018: Acupuncturists seek practice expansion and competition elimination
Acupuncturists want to expand their scope of practice far beyond sticking needles in people. Too many states are allowing them to treat pretty much anything with unproven and potentially dangerous remedies.
from Science-Based Medicine http://bit.ly/2R6b5mD
from Science-Based Medicine http://bit.ly/2R6b5mD
Regulating Fringe Practitioners
Licencing health professionals is one of the major ways in which healthcare is regulated. The primary goal of such regulation is to protect the public from fraud and quackery and to maintain high standards of practice and professionalism. But what happens when fringe practitioners, such as chiropractors or naturopaths, gain licensure? Two recent incidents in Canada highlight the dilemma of regulating unscientific […]
from Science-Based Medicine http://bit.ly/2TnQ8jz
from Science-Based Medicine http://bit.ly/2TnQ8jz
Tuesday, January 1, 2019
Autism Revisited
Is there an autism epidemic? Why was autism rare in the past? This book tries to answer those questions with a historical and sociological approach and suggests deinstitutionalization was a key factor.
from Science-Based Medicine http://bit.ly/2As4to6
from Science-Based Medicine http://bit.ly/2As4to6
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