Complementary medicine - does it work?

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Complementary medicine - does it work? Telegraph.co.uk Many degree courses in aromatherapy and acupuncture are being scrapped. Bad news for those of us who benefit from alternative therapies, says Anna Tyzack. By Anna Tyzack “Quackish” degree courses, such as aromatherapy, reflexology and acupuncture, ...