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Tag Archives: Q&A
The Missing Element of the Health Equation
This post first appeared on ON LINE Opinion, Australia’s e-journal of social and political debate. Who make the health science laws of the day? Medics? Researchers? Drug companies? Nobel Prize winning astrophysicist Brian Schmidt stated on Q&A this week, science … Continue reading
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Tagged 18 million cancer survivors by 2022, BMJ, cancer, Choosing Wisely, Christian Science, Christina Puchalski, compassion, diagnosis, double blind studies, drug companies, drugs, forgiveness, gratitude, health equation, health law, health science, highest aspiration, integrative medicine, medical research, Melissa Sweet, Olivia Newton-John, placebo effect, prostate cancer healed, Q&A, spirituality/health, wellness centres
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Health outcomes outweigh fears of God-delusion
Everyone seems fired up about the ABC’s Q&A program this week. There was a face-off between outspoken proponent of atheism/theism, Professor Richard Dawkins and Australia’s most senior Catholic Church man, the Archbishop of Sydney Cardinal George Pell. Questions and answers … Continue reading
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Tagged Cardinal George Pell, clinical research, consciousness, Craig Hassad, health, health outcomes, How does freedom of religion and belief affect health and wellbeing?, medical practitioners, medicine, Mind, mind/body, Q&A, Religion, religion good for health, research findings, Richard Dawkins, Science, Spirituality, spirituality good for health, The God Delusion, The role of spirituality in medicine, VicHealth
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