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Ethical practice and homeopathy
Homeopathic practice as an ethical problem By Fr Jacek Norkowski, MD, Ph.D (philos), OP In the following article by Fr Norkowski, […]
What Cartesian witch hunters can’t explain
Why Homeopaths Can’t be Burned at the Stake This is one of a number of learned articles (as well as […]
Medic nun loses faith in pharma
Teresa Forcades on Justice and Healthcare A rebel nun has lost her faith! Sr Teresa Forcades is a Spanish nun but […]
Ethically withholding and refusing treatment
Ethical Reasons to Withhold and Refuse Medical Treatment One might agree that a doctor should withhold medical treatment in certain situations. […]
Assisted suicide, euthanasia and Homeopathic medicine
To get through life without harming another is a great achievement Carl Jung, Swiss psychiatrist Only Irish and Africans cope […]
Aristotle through Aquinas to Hahnemann
Aristotle, Aquinas and Hahnemann Why did the great Dr Hahnemann call his remedies potencies and powers? From where did he […]
3 faulty models of medicine
What drives medicine? What influences the practice and outcome of medicine? It’s interesting to hear a nun, who is also a doctor, […]
Catholics & homeopathy 4: Fr Muller SJ
Fr Keith Augustus Muller S.J., 1841-1910 “My God,” said Dr Lobo, “you haven’t heard of Father Muller’s Hospital?” Dr Lobo […]
Catholics and homeopathy 3: doctor/monk defends homeopathy
Modern Science, the Church and Homeopathy On Catholics and homeopathy, religion and science, who better to refer to than a […]
Catholics & homeopathy 2 – Benedictines brought homeopathy to Oz
Benedictines, Homeopathy and Western Australia “Welcome to my country, I give you permission to stay,” was my greeting from Bruce, […]
Catholics & homeopathy 1: four popes
The Catholic Church has a tradition of establishing hospitals and working in health care but an overlooked part of its […]