Joanna Hellmuth i wsp. The Rise of Pseudomedicine for Dementia and Brain Health. JAMA. Published online (dostępny pełen tekst)
This landscape of limited treatments for dementia, concern about Alzheimer disease, and wide access to information have brought a troubling increase in “pseudomedicine.” Pseudomedicine refers to supplements and medical interventions that exist within the law and are often promoted as scientifically supported treatments, but lack credible efficacy data. Practitioners of pseudomedicine often appeal to health concerns, promote individual testimony as established fact, advocate for unproven therapies, and achieve financial gains …
JAMA 25 stycznia 2019