written by michaelgrayer, on 31 July, 2009 at 2:43 pm
In solidarity with a number of other blogs in support of Sense about Science’s Keep Libel Laws Out of Science campaign, I am reposting Simon Singh’s article, with a number of edits made to the sections that are the subject of the current court proceedings (i.e. the ones that the BCA have objected to), so as to avoid being in contempt. The tone and the overall meaning of the article is still unchanged – it is still highly critical of chiropractic and asks probing questions of its evidence base.
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Keep Libel Laws Out of Science
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written by michaelgrayer, on 25 July, 2009 at 3:23 am
Richard Halvorsen, who runs a private clinic in central London offering single-shot measles and rubella vaccinations at a cost of £95 a pop, and has written a book entitled The Truth About Vaccines, which, judging by the blurb, casts doubt on the safety and efficacy of vaccines, despite their vital role in the complete eradication of smallpox and near-eradication of polio, has written an article in The Times casting doubt on current efforts to develop and roll out a vaccination against swine flu.
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