US medical school hosts historic homeopathy debate
Earlier today, the University of Connecticut Health Center in the US hosted a historic debate on homeopathy. The event marked the first time that a major US medical school has examined this subject in this depth. It also marks the first time that the clinical, historical and basic science
data has been examined simultaneously.
Beginning with a speaker who argues that homeopathy is implausible, and continuing with a discussion of recent investigations into the nature of water, the debate continues with intelligent and articulate arguments for and against homeopathy, including a final presentation arguing that consistently-suppressed historical records demonstrate that homeopathy has been spectacularly effective in reducing mortality rates in epidemics of infectious diseases, including pneumonia and influenza.
You can view the recorded debate online.
Tags: Homeopathy, research
