"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).

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Antivaccine nonsense Medicine

HPV lies: Another example of how everything old antivax has been reborn as “new” again

Post author By Orac
Post date March 29, 2024
18 Comments on HPV lies: Another example of how everything old antivax has been reborn as “new” again

By embracing decade-old HPV vaccine fear mongering, COVID-19 “turbo cancer” quack Dr. William Makis demonstrates how everything old is new again among antivaxxers.

Tags antivaccine, cervical cancer, chronic fatigue syndrome, cyclical vomiting syndrome, Holly Oakley, hpv, HPV vaccine, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, POTS, quackery, turbo cancer, vaccines, William Makis

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Stealth advertising for Dr. Mark Hyman and the Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine

Post author By Orac
Post date July 24, 2018
44 Comments on Stealth advertising for Dr. Mark Hyman and the Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine

Cleveland Clinic, home of Dr. Mark Hyman — The Cleveland Clinic: Home of "integrating" quackery with medicine. Oh, and tolerance for antivaccine nonsense.

Over the weekend, I came across a local news story from Toledo about Chris Tedrow, a patient who was treated at Dr. Mark Hyman’s Center for Functional Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic. Let’s just say that it was, in essence, free advertising for functional medicine nonsense. The Cleveland Clinic should have had to pay the Toledo ABC affiliate to air it.

Tags Center for Functional Medicine, chronic fatigue syndrome, Cindy Tedrow, Cleveland Clinic, functional medicine, Mark Hyman, migraine

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