Autism parents back my methods
You make me out to be a charlatan and a 'snake-oil salesman' but, as I told your reporter, the biomedical treatments I use are warranted in the mainstream, peer-reviewed, learned journals of medicine. Your reporter used the unethical subterfuge of creating a fictitious 'son' with...
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| Published in | Mail on Sunday |
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| Format | Newspaper Article |
| Language | English |
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London (UK)
Solo Syndication, a division of Associated Newspapers Ltd
08.06.2008
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| Summary: | You make me out to be a charlatan and a 'snake-oil salesman' but, as I told your reporter, the biomedical treatments I use are warranted in the mainstream, peer-reviewed, learned journals of medicine. Your reporter used the unethical subterfuge of creating a fictitious 'son' with an elaborate medical history invented with help from equally unethical 'medical experts'. You falsely alleged I recommended tests costing more than [pounds]1,500 for a patient whom I had not seen. I made it entirely plain that I would not recommend any treatment until I had seen your reporter's 'son' and the 'mother' and checked his medical history. |
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