Asolepius
29th September 2007, 04:08 AM
A tiny acorn we planted last year has sprouted. The NHS homeopathic hospital in Tunbridge Wells (UK) is to close (http://dcscience.net/?p=167#comment-409). Two medical homeopaths will be updating their CVs, and £160,000 per annum will be available for proper medicine. Small as the saving is, the value for society is huge. At last a serious demonstration of good sense by a National Health Service organisation. The Royal London Homeopathic Hospital is on 20% reduced funding already, and diminishing. It will wither on the vine pretty quickly. Its director Peter Fisher can then peddle woo to his royal patrons full time I suppose.