Editorials

Editorial Issue 71

Robert Charman (see Letters) has got it absolutely right. Looking at the recent BBC1 series Living with Cancer, Monday evenings at 10.35pm, one might get the impression that all there is in cancer treatment is "…chemo, radiotherapy and surgery. There was nothing else. It was as if all the CAM literature on approaches to cancer treatment and centres such as the BCHC didn't exist. Your excellent September issue might just as well not have been published… The Consultants live in a world of hi tech medicine and specialist journals…"

Editorial Issue 70

Many features herein concern healing – transformation, healing with music and meditation and healing from cancer.
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Editorial Issue 69

The rampant commercial attitude of many organizations, even within charities, healthcare and spiritual pursuits, has been a continuing revelation and source of distaste for me. We have seen the social and political movements of the sixties to the nineties, a complete turnaround from mass political protest and spiritual endeavours to the me-generation and so-called market forces and globalization of today.

Editorial Issue 68

As individuals, how we choose to support causes, complementary medicine in particular, may literally save our lives.
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Editorial Issue 67

How to find a qualified, competent complementary practitioner ought to be a straight forward enough process; however, as you can deduce from Sarah Noble's article of that title (see page 30), nothing to do with health care is ever simple.
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