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Homeopathy: Do ‘Cherry-Picked?’ Studies Exaggerate Benefits?

November 23, 2024

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Traditional medicine practitioners often decry the use of anecdote over consistent evidence-based medicine to support homeopathic remedies. Still, an estimated 6 million Americans, or about 2% of the population, regularly uses homeopathic treatments.

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