This site gives a full online prospectus. It offers 3 unique degree programmes developed to cover both generic and specific areas of complementary medicine. The prospectus lists the modules taught, and gives the required for qualifications needed for applicants. The site has links to other pages of the University of Central Lancashire site, including information on how to apply. Also available is the Scientific Review of Alternative Medicine, a peer reviewed journal devoted to the rational analysis of alternative medicine.
Selected articles are available in full text.
Inc. It aims to provide access to the scientific data underlying the use of herbs for health. This is the full text of a report delivered to the House of Lords in November 2000 on alternative and complementary therapies. There are also a Summary of Recommendations, and Appendices. The report divides therapies into three groups. The second group contains therapies which are most often used to complement conventional medicine and do not purport to embrace diagnostic skills.