BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL, 1986 · DOI: · Published: January 18, 1986
The established profession should provide active help, not passive criticism, to get the overall situation under control. Research of an acceptable quality can be achieved only with the full and active help of practitioners of orthodox medicine and of sister scientific disciplines in academic institutions. Confirmed complementary therapeutic methods with established scientific practice are gradually integrating in response to steadily increasing public and professional demand.
Encourages collaborative research between complementary and orthodox medicine.
Highlights the need for caution and scientific evidence in spinal manipulation practices.
Reinforces the importance of fluoridated toothpastes in dental health strategies.