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Acupuncture’s less-than-pinpoint accuracyCreative Commons Image maerzbow under CC-BY-SA licence

By The Naked Scientists (Guest)

25 March 2010

Is 'the science of alternative medicine' an oxymoron?  Read more : Acupuncture’s less-than-pinpoint accuracy

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Breaking Science: Brown clouds, injured neurons, acupuncture... Featuring: audio, photos.com

By The Naked Scientists (Guest)

25 January 2009

Brown clouds, injured neurons, acupuncture for headaches and does watching TV really make you short-sighted?  Read more : Breaking Science: Brown clouds, injured neurons, acupuncture...

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Testing therapiesphotos.com

By Dr Elaine Weatherley-Jones (Guest)

20 October 2008

Elaine Weatherley-Jones asks whether science can bring its demands for evidence to the world of complementary and alternative therapies  Read more : Testing therapies

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Acupuncturephotos.com

By Rosey Grandage (Guest)

13 January 2006

Rosey Grandage explores the history of acupuncture's relationship with Western medicine  Read more : Acupuncture

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OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine - Programme 1: AcupunctureProduction team

By The Alternative Medicine webteam (The Open University)

13 January 2006

Kathy Sykes investigates the 2,000 year-old practice of acupuncture for the BBC/OU series Alternative Medicine  Read more : OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine - Programme 1: Acupuncture

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East v west: What are the differences?BBC

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

09 August 2005

Britt Ekland enjoys a Chinese massage as she gets under the skin of the differences between eastern and western approaches to health  Read more : East v west: What are the differences?

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Systems in action: Avoiding the traps Featuring: video, OU

By The Systems Practice team (The Open University)

18 May 2005

How can systems practice help you to avoid falling into common business traps?  Read more : Systems in action: Avoiding the traps

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The Other Medicine: A marriage made in heaven?BBC

By Anna Ford (Guest), Sarah Budd (Guest), Mike O'Farrell (Guest), Dr Ben Goldacre (Guest), Scott Middleton (Guest), Angie Buxton-King (Guest), Professor Edzard Ernst (Guest), Kate MacKenzie (Guest), Michael Fox (Guest), Justine Smith (Guest), Peter Hain (Guest)

06 December 2004

Can complementary therapies work in support of mainstream medicine? Anna Ford spoke to people who are convinced they can prove it.  Read more : The Other Medicine: A marriage made in heaven?

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The Other Medicine: Fit to PractiseBBC

By Anna Ford (Guest), David Cann (Guest), Ralf Pike (Guest), Sue Croft (Guest), David Adams (Guest), Julie Stone (Guest), Nigel Clarke (Guest), Keith Broughton (Guest), Scott Middleton (Guest), Brian Isbell (Guest), Dr Vivienne Lo (Guest), Mike O'Farrell (Guest), John Landale (Guest), Katherine Armitage (Guest), Melanie Oxley (Guest), Bob Leckridge (Guest)

06 December 2004

How can we be sure alternative therapists are really trained to perform their services? In a field already viewed with suspicion, how do you prove...  Read more : The Other Medicine: Fit to Practise

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Princes and placebos: A Brief HistoryCreative Commons Image Kuwait-Ra'ed Qutena under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Jane Feinmann (Guest)

14 September 2004

Freelance journalist Jane Feinmann reviews the history of changing attitudes to alternative medicine.  Read more : Princes and placebos: A Brief History

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