I’ve been offered a most excellent gig by those lovely
people at The Skeptic Magazine.
A while ago I cobbled together an Alt-Med flowchart to
enable the budding Alt Med junkie to select an appropriate pointless therapy.
A new and improved version of this diagram now nestles proudly in the centre of the latest issue of the Skeptic magazine, where you can rip it out and stick it on your wall, if your so inclined.
You can purchase the magazine here. However I will be producing regular centrefolds for future editions of the magazine so why not subscribe?
A new and improved version of this diagram now nestles proudly in the centre of the latest issue of the Skeptic magazine, where you can rip it out and stick it on your wall, if your so inclined.
You can purchase the magazine here. However I will be producing regular centrefolds for future editions of the magazine so why not subscribe?
Ooooh. Well done. But don't neglect the blog...
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