quackery
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Conspirators also played the media, manipulating the false objectivity of both-sides framing to claim equal time for scientific consensus and quackery.
This sentiment, Garcia shows throughout his book, continues today even if the delivery methods have changed, in the form of “anti-vaccine quackery” that has hit autistic people hard.
Urging a new approach to autism: Stop looking for a cure and start listening | Jen Malia | July 30, 2021 | Washington PostLike the much more malicious myth that vaccines cause autism, it began with quackery.
Near the end of a period in which all sorts of quackery flourished, these assemblages speak not to reemergence but to the enduring appeal of intellectual retreat.
In the galleries: Exploring how body language is a visual form of communication | Mark Jenkins | June 11, 2021 | Washington PostThe medical establishment has typically responded to such charges of quackery, even from other doctors by touting their specialized training, credentials and skills to deal with disease and illness.
Doctors Treating Trans Youth Grapple With Uncertainty, Lack Of Training | LGBTQ-Editor | May 12, 2021 | No Straight News
Mark Hyman, MD, best-selling author, and current chair of the Institute of Functional Medicine, sees it as anything but quackery.
For decades, “leaky gut syndrome” was passed off as quackery.
New Research Shows Poorly Understood “Leaky Gut Syndrome” Is Real, May Be the Cause of Several Diseases | Daniela Drake | March 27, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThe comic poets ridiculed pretension, arrogance, quackery, and lies.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume I | John LordIt is written in popular style for the masses and is a sharp and effective weapon for the campaign against quackery.
You forget also, that in France the age of quackery is over.
With such notions abroad, quackery must have been rife, and serious medical practitioners had many difficulties to contend with.
The Age of Erasmus | P. S. AllenHonesty itself was never more free from quackery or deception than was this embodied and walking Vice.
Night and Morning, Complete | Edward Bulwer-Lytton
British Dictionary definitions for quackery
/ (ˈkwækərɪ) /
the activities or methods of a quack
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