NCAHF News, 1992 Index

Volume 15, No. 1, Jan/Feb 1992

• Vegetarian Times Settles NCAHF Defamation Claim
• Doctors From Hell
• Quackery By Mail
• Arizona Osteopaths Condemn Chelation Therapy
• Montana Will License NDs
• Mexico Cancer Clinics
• Laetrile Found Ineffective
• Sad But Wiser and Has EMS
• Drug Company's Ads Ruled Deceptive
• Rolling Labs Still a Problem
• Melaleuca Oil
• FDA on Herbs
• Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Made Him Steal!
• Burzynski Announcement Invites Skepticism
• NRC Says Subliminal Self-Help Audiotapes Don't Work
• Thermography Meta-Analysis
• FTC Cautions On Home Water Treatment Units
• Ayurveda for Aids
• Chelation Therapy Ruled Nonstandard Care
• Amino Acids Report
• Therapeutic Touch Makes Gains in Colorado
• Information on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
• MD's License Revoked for Aids Quackery
• Judge Orders Chiropractor to Have His Child Immunized
• Health Food Industry Will Try to Stop Labeling Reforms

Volume 15, No. 2, March/April 1992

• One Million Letters Called for to Stop NLEA Consumer Protection Reforms
• RDI Opponents: A Who's Who of Supplement Advocates
• Court Upholds Delicensing of DDS Who Removed Fillings
• FDA Onto Smart Drugs
• Cu Exposes Fountain-of-Youth Quackery
• Matol Km
• Japan Report Negative on Chiropractic
• Company Fined for Vitamin IQ Claims
• Royal Jelly
• Chiropractic Attorney Condemns Hype Ads
• Pseudonutritionists
• Faith Healers Confess
• Health Foods Income
• MD Loses License
• Moonbeam Rides Again
• The Highest Price That Quackery Can Exact
• Rife Devices
• Nutraceuticals

Volume 15, No. 3, May/June 1992 (to be posted)

• TIME's Overly Optimistic Vitamin Cover Story
• What TIME Left Out
• TIME Article Used in Health Food Industry Campaign
• EMS Case Unrelated to L-Tryptophane Reported
• Deceptive Tactics Used to Promote Sports Aid
• Dr. Syster's Diet Scam
• The Anti-NLEA Campaign
• Arizona DO's Back Down on Chelation Therapy Ban
• Juiceman
• Blue-Green Algae Is Back
• FBI Doubles Health Fraud Agents
• Signs of Chiropractic Progress Misleading
• Diet and Cancer Prevention

Volume 15, No. 4, July/Aug 1992

• Burzynski's Cancer Remedy "Antineoplastons"
• Biofeedback: How Valid Is It?
• Japan Publishes NCAHF's Acupuncture Position Paper
• Pauling's Faith in Vitamin C Undaunted By His Cancer
• Beta-Carotene Associated with Increased Cancer Risk
• NYC Cracks Down on Phony Nutritional Sports Aids
• The Case against Amino Acid Supplements
• Patient Sues Faith Healer Who Delayed Cancer Car
• FDA Clinic Raid Panics Maverick Medics' Community
• NIH Weight Loss Conference
• A Voice of Reason on The Environment
• Colorado RN Confronts Pseudoscience In Nurses Continuing Education
• Chiros Blamed For Workers' Compensation Cost Problems
• The "Doctor Feel-Good" Approach to Quackery
• Letter To Hoffmann-La Roche CEO Says It Well

Volume 15, No 5, Sept/Oct 1992

• New Blockbuster Antiquackery Book: A Reader's Guide to "Alternative Medicine"
• Dangers of Iron Include Vitamin C Supplementation
• Quackery: A National Scandal
• Cancer Treatment Centers of America
• Acupuncture Harm
• Revici May Have Killed Again
• Chromium Supplements for Athletes
• Chelation Therapy Flunks
• Nature's Sunshine Exposed
• TM'ers Form Political Party
• Chiros Target Children
• Quackery By Mail (ACSH) Report
• Evening Primrose Oil Seizure
• Health Foods Industry Frightened of HR 3642/2135
• GAO's $70 Million Health Fraud Estimate
• Getting It Right on Weight Control
• Those Misguided "Medical Freedom" Laws
• Political Favoritism, Not Merit, Created the NIH Office of Alternative Medicine
• Hatch-et Job on Consumer Protection Reforms

Volume 15, No 6, Nov/Dec 1992

• Anouncement of Book: Reader's Guide to "Alternative" Health Methods, American
• Medical Association (1993) Hydrogen peroxide product sales stopped
• AIDS "secret cure" scam
• Questionable weight loss products listed
• Hatch bill passes
• "Nutritionists"
• Herb Bible a heresy
• Cultologists sue social science associations
• Scientists express concern about supplement ads
• Consumer deception in vitamin advertising
• Cancer Centers (of American) file libel suits against MD critics
• Top ten supplements
• The political destruction of responsible medicine
• Teaching how to cheat insurance companies
• Euthanasia versus medical neglect of children
• The Amish: vulnerability of the "gentle people" to quackery