"A statement of fact cannot be insolent." The miscellaneous ramblings of a surgeon/scientist on medicine, quackery, science, and pseudoscience (and anything else that interests him).

Tag: Bill Clinton

No, there is no evidence that Hillary Clinton has Parkinson’s disease

Post author By Orac
Post date September 7, 2016
594 Comments on No, there is no evidence that Hillary Clinton has Parkinson’s disease

Remember Vox Day? Vox Day is the pseudonym used by a truly vile man named Theodore Beale. I first encountered him 11 years ago on the precursor to this blog, thanks to his antivaccine stylings and outright misogyny. Later, I learned the depths of his wingnuttery, such as his accepting pseudoscientific claims that vaccines cause […]

Tags AAPS, Adolf Hitler, anesthesiologist, Benghazi, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, immigration, Jane Orient, neurologist, Parkinson's disease, Steve Novella, Ted Noel, Theodore Beale, Tim Kaine, unfit to serve, Vox Day

Complementary and alternative medicine Medicine Politics Popular culture Quackery Skepticism/critical thinking

Bill and Hillary Clinton embrace the quackery that is functional medicine

Post author By Orac
Post date April 21, 2014
36 Comments on Bill and Hillary Clinton embrace the quackery that is functional medicine

This might look somewhat familiar to people, but I have a good excuse. Yesterday was Easter, and, although by no stretch of the imagination can I be accused of being particularly religious, we still did have family to visit. Add to that the fact that I have a two talks to give today that as […]

Tags Bill Clinton, detoxification, functional medicine, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Mark Hyman, ultrawellness

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