QuackCast

Naturopaths and chiropractors lack the education, the training, and the understanding of medicine and neurology to diagnose and treat concussion. Their therapies are at best useless and can result in strokes in one of our most vulnerable populations, children. Perfect for taking care of childhood concussion. Not.

Nothing quite the hubris of using magic on potentially fatal diseases.

Medical students hearing proselytizing propaganda by proponents of pseudo-medicine.

April Fools jokes are always less wack-a-loon than any SCAM

Chiropractic: Never safe, never sorry.

A review of chiropractic case report shows a profound lack of medical knowledge

Microbiomal musings.

Dry Needling sure isn't acupuncture. Nope. Not at all.

The solution to chronic pain is not Chiropractic

A app to avoid

Is a chiropractor still a chiropractor when new and improved?

Is the pain relief from acupuncture mediated by endorphins? On if you consider electrical shocks acupuncture.

A hodgepodge touching on a few aspects exploring issues and controversies in science, medicine, and politics

The middle ages lives on.

A culture-bound syndrome?

Chiropractic loves the studies that prove nothing about whether snapping a neck like a hanging causes a stroke.

IRBs keep approving unethical SCAM trials

The Oregon legislature has declared that naturopaths are primary care providers. Next up, pi = 3.14.

To decrease narcotic use, Oregon is going to turn to magic.

Looks good, does nothing,