Homeopathy
I took it ... I got better. Assuming the two must be connected is a "post hoc" fallacy.
And no matter how many stories, the plural of "anecdote" is not "data".
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Rational Sites
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The Ultimate Fake
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Detailed article from Quackwatch.
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UK Skeptics
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Clear article from UK Skeptics.
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Homeowatch
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Skeptical (and comprehensive) guide to Homeopathy.
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Depleted Cranium
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Funny, illustrated guide to how homeopathy supposedly works.
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Skeptic's Dictionary
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Not in favour of homeopathy.
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Gimpy
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Evidence check on homeopathy.
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What's the harm?
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How homeopathy kills...
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The Guardian
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Jeanette Winterson's specious 'defence' of homeopathy.
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A Kind of Magic
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Dr Ben Goldacre's elegant rebuttal.
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Irrational Sites
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Stanford Wellsphere
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Bashes mainstream medicine instead of providing any evidence.
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ABCHomeopathy
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Claims that homeopathy is not subject to normal clinical testing.
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Homeopathy Plus
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Makes breathtakingly unsubstantiated claims.
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Members of the public are relieved of much money each year by homeopaths. There's little evidence they are relieved of any suffering.
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