OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine
Kathy Sykes explores the new scientific respect for traditional remedies.
Kathy Sykes explores the new scientific respect for traditional remedies.
- Duration: 5 mins
- Published on: Thursday 11th August 2005
- Introductory Level
- Posted under: What's On
First broadcast: Tuesday 24 Jan 2006 on BBC TWO
Alternative Medicine in more depth:
OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine - About The Series
Kathy Sykes examines the claims of alternative medicine. Read more : OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine - About The Series
OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine - Programme 1: Acupuncture
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
OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine - Programme 2: Healing
Kathy Sykes investigates the effectiveness of spiritual healing for the BBC/OU series Alternative Medicine Read more : OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine - Programme 2: Healing
OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine - Programme 3: Herbalism
Kathy Sykes continues her investigation for the BBC/OU series Alternative Medicine, this time looking at the ancient practice of herbalism Read more : OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine - Programme 3: Herbalism
OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine - The Expert View
Experts in the field of CAM offer their personal views about some of the approaches used in CAM today. Read more : OU on the BBC: Alternative Medicine - The Expert View
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Originally published: Thursday, 11th August 2005
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Last updated on: Friday, 13th January 2006
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