NCAHF News, 2001 Index

Volume 24, No. 1, Jan/Feb 2001

• Council Resuming Use of Official Name: The National Council Against Health Fraud, Inc.
• Chiropractic Exposé Now Available through NCAHF
• White House Commission On CAM Lacks Healthy Skepticism
• Bogus Health Degrees Easy to Obtain, Mislead the Unwary
• Therapeutic Touch Practitioners at Risk in Professional Malpractice Cases
• Introduction to Quackery Provided
• Ontario Medicine Amendment Act 2000 Is Pro-Quackery
• Lords Offer Recommendations on "CAM"
• Health Authorities Act against Tijuana Clinics

Volume 24, No. 2, March/April 2001

• Cardiovascular Risk Reduction from Vitamin E Still Unverified
• Reasons to Be Wary of Herbal Treatments
• SRAM Focuses on "Alternative" Public Health Threats
• Colorado Rebirthers Convicted; New State Law Passed to Protect Children

Volume 24, No. 3, May/June 2001

• Scientific Misconduct Revealed in High-Dose Chemotherapy Trials
• HUD Cancels "Creative Wellness" Program
• Biopulse Int'l and Alternative Medicine Magazine Sued
• Skeptics Challenge Psychics on Larry King Live
• 'Nursing Science' Critique Receives Internet Recognition
• Fda Acts against Dietary Supplements Containing Aristolochic Acid
• Ives Health President Arrested; Misrepresented 'Immune System
  Optimizer' Study
• Consumer Reports Warns about Sports Supplement Dangers
• Celebrity Publicizes Choice of Dubious Cancer Treatment Following Coverage of Her Liposuction Clinic Visit

Volume 24, No. 4, July/August 2001

• Crackdown Continues on Baja California Clinics
• Rebirthing Killers Sentenced; Assistants Plead Guilty
• Dubious Mental Health-Related Methods Summarized
• Pseudoscientific Psychological Therapies Scrutinized
• Rogerian Nursing Science Exposed as Pseudoscience
• New Edition of Consumer Health Textbook Available
• Psychotherapy Web Sites for Consumers Critiqued
• Autism Quackery Reviewed

Volume 24, No. 5, September/October 2001

• Advertising mailers in disguise
• Nostrum mogul takes the fifth at senate hearing
• Bogus immunotherapy promoter sentenced
• Averting a nutrition cultism family tragedy: a father's story
• Baratz new NCAHF president

Volume 24, No. 6, November/December 2001

• Aloe vera and cesium chloride promoters plead guilty
• Dubious repressed memory movement losing ground
• Bioterrorism breeds biobabble
• Illuminating anthology provides critical evaluation of tt
• Remembering Varro Tyler
• Utah, a supplement abuse hatchery
• Internet promoter of cancer treatment sued
• Authorities raid florida "alternative" clinics
• Stubborn parents spared prison in fruitarian infant death