What pharmacists should understand about homeopathic remedies

McDermott, June H.; Riedlinger, June; Chapman, Edward H.

doi:10.1093/ajhp/52.21.2442

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“…Others include Southern Pharmacy Journal, Community Pharmacist, Retail Pharmacy News, and Texas Pharmacy. Even the prestigious American Journal of Health-System Pharmacists unaccountably gave space to proponents of quackery to press their case in a commentary [195].…”

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Health fraud and the resurgence of quackery in the United States: A warning to the European Union

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Pharmaceuticals, Policy and Law

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Section: Intervention 2: Force Professional Publications To Stop Accementioning

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Health fraud and the resurgence of quackery in the United States: A warning to the European Union

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Where Does Homeopathy Fit in Pharmacy Practice?

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Homeopathy has been the cause of much debate in the scientific literature with respect to the plausibility and efficacy of homeopathic preparations and practice. Nonetheless, many consumers, pharmacists, physicians, and other health care providers continue to use or practice homeopathic medicine and advocate its safety and efficacy. As drug experts, pharmacists are expected to be able to counsel their patients on how to safely and effectively use medications, which technically includes homeopathic products. Yet many pharmacists feel that the homeopathic system of medicine is based on unscientific theories that lack supporting evidence. Since consumers continue to use homeopathic products, it is necessary for pharmacists to have a basic knowledge of homeopathy and to be able to counsel patients about its general use, the current state of the evidence and its use in conjunction with other medications.

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What pharmacists should understand about homeopathic remedies

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Health fraud and the resurgence of quackery in the United States: A warning to the European Union

Health fraud and the resurgence of quackery in the United States: A warning to the European Union

Where Does Homeopathy Fit in Pharmacy Practice?

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