Enhancing Freedom of Choice through Reliable Health Information
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NCAHF was a private nonprofit, voluntary health agency that focused upon health misinformation,
fraud, and quackery as public health problems. Its positions were based upon the principles of science that underlie consumer protection law.
It advocates: (a) adequate disclosure in labeling and other warranties to enable consumers to make truly informed choices; (b)
premarketing proof of safety and effectiveness for products and services claimed to prevent, alleviate, or cure any health problem;
and, (c) accountability for those who violate the law. This site, which belongs to former long-time NCAHF board member Stephen Barrett, M.D., archives many of NCAHF's documents.
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About NCAHF
Combating Health Fraud and Quackery
Publications
Position Papers and Other Task Force
Reports
Policy Statements
Consumer Information Statements
Occasional Papers by NCAHF Board Members and Others
Legal and Regulatory Matters
Links to Other Sites
Portions of NCAHF.org are updated about once a week.
| Most recent update: |
May 29, 2020 |
All articles on this Web site except government reports are
copyrighted.
Single copies can be downloaded for personal education; other
uses without authorization are illegal.
Webmaster: Stephen
Barrett, M.D.
Site design was developed by Marty Mapes of Boulder Information Services
