Dr Charlotte Mendes Da Costa and David Colquhoun debate after the release of the report of the Science and Technology committee that condemned the spending of NHS funds on homeopathy.

The report also condemned the MHRA for allowing misleading labelling of homeopathic pills.

This week is Homeopathy Awareness week, so what better opportunity than for the great man himself James Randi to talk about Homeopathy!

"Tonight, we are pleased to present this year's Pigasus Awards to the following very-deserving people. It was a hard call — there seem to be millions all over the world clambering to make it onto the following shortlist — but these folks had that special something that commanded our attention and, in the end, impressed us like no others.

No matter if it was blatant cynicism, shocking callousness, lazy ignorance, or merely old-fashioned pig-headedness — these men and women took those qualities that most vex us to their wild, crazy extremes. We'd salute them, but we're too busy gaping."

Australian Skeptics act against homeopathic meningococcal vaccine

Report on Homeopathy featuring opinion from a homeopath and also New Zealand Skeptic Vicki Hyde.

Also featuring NZ Skeptics and Christchurch Skeptics in the Pub

Mike takes Homeopathic Remedy Nux Vom for a week to see what will happen

On January 30th 2010 over 300 skeptics around the world took part in a mass homeopathy overdose. The point of this was to raise awareness and create debate on the subject of homeopathy.

The event was a huge success gaining much publicity.

The campaign also had skeptics in America, Australia and New Zealand taking part.

Well done to everyone involved.

Will also broadcast on cable TV in America, in certain cities, listings to come.

The 1023 Homeopathy campaign being spoken about on the Wright Stuff.

Matthew Wright is obviously an idiot, as is his other guest, but thank God that another of the guests is the legendary Dave Gorman, for this man speaks sense. Listen to Dave Gorman!!

The single most audacious pitch in the history of Dragons Den worldwide!

This man claims his magic water can cure pretty much every disease and ailment in existance.

It's all fun and games until he claims it cures cancer.

Luckily the Dragons don't agree and send this fruitcake packing.

Ben Goldacre, Guardian columnist and author of Bad Science, explores homeopathy and the placebo effect. Not all alternative therapies are equal, you know

Happy New Year! And to start the new year BadHomeopathy member James O'Malley decided to test Homeopathy for himself and publish his results here for everyone to see.

Hitler discusses Chiropractic Evidence and gets quite upset!

You gotta love these Hitler videos!

A critical look at detox diets and the potential damage they can do to your body:

Classic lecture by James Randi at Caltech, all about Homeopathy.

From Penn and Teller: Bullshit! - Series 1 Episode 2 - 2003

Warning strong language!

Nobody ever gets sick in China. Okay, that would be true if Eastern Medicine were actually worth a monkey's ass. But here’s the truth: sticking acupuncture needles in your feet will not cure your asthma; the Chinese practice of cupping does nothing more than leave ugly red marks on your back; and the Japanese “art” of reiki won’t channel your spiritual energy for healing – it’ll just channel your money into the reiki “artist’s” pocket.

At least Tiger Penis soup tastes delicious, even if it – like all the other Chinese herbal potions – doesn’t cure a damn thing. We're taking down the charlatans who prey on the seriously ill with this unproven, unscientific, and unbelievably dumb type of "medicine."

Dara O'Briain sets the record straight about the public understanding of science.

"Dara Ó Briain, (born 4 February 1972) is an award-winning Irish comedian and television presenter, currently most famous for Hosting topical panel show Mock the Week, alongside regulars Andy Parsons, Hugh Dennis, Russel Howard and Frankie Boyle."

Loretta Marron also known as 'The Jelly Bean Lady' goes undercover to investigate alternative medicine.

During the Anti-Anti-Vax Discussion Panel at the Amaz!ng Meeting 7 a good question was asked "How can we brand pro vaccination as well as the anti vaccination movement has done?"

Anti-Anti-Vax discussion panel during the Amaz!ng Meeting 7. What part of the population is resisting vaccinations most?

Vaccine False Alarms: Dr Harriet Hall discuss the 2 people primarily responsible for the Anti Vaccination movement and how they came to their out right incorrect conclusions.

Speaker Bio:
Harriet Hall, MD, aka The SkepDoc, is a retired family physician and flight surgeon for the Air Force. She did everything from delivering babies to performing minor surgery at Air Force bases in Cheyenne, Wyoming and Plattsburgh, New York. She headed disaster response teams, went on search and rescue and helicopter med-evac missions, was responsible for occupational and environmental medicine and public health on base.

An excerpt from the Anit-Anti Vax Discussion Panel at The Amaz!ng meeting 7 in Las Vegas.

Joseph A. Albietz III, MD is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Colorado, Denver, specializing in Pediatric Critical Care. He is fascinated by reality in general (especially when it has a strong geek factor), and offended by any attempt to distort, obfuscate, deny, or exploit our attempts to understand it. His primary skeptical interest is protecting children from medical quackery, and preventing it from infiltrating our academic centers and medical schools.

The Amaz!ng Meeting 7 Panel discussion about the Anti Vax movement. The benefits of vaccination far outweigh the supposed risks. The panel talk gave many examples of how vaccines have helped eradicate diseases that caused millions of deaths around the world.

Steve Novella an American clinical neurologist, assistant professor and Director of General Neurology at Yale University School of Medicine. Novella is best known for his involvement in the skeptical movement.

TAM 7 Excerpt: Fintan Steele.

Bio:
Fintan Steele, director of scientific education and communications at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, traces the history of personalized medicine from Hippocrates and humorism to 'overhyped' modern day incarnations.

A short clip on how the people behind futurama feels about alternative medicine.

Richard Dawkins takes a look at Homeopathy from his excellent series Enemies of Reason.

Clinton Richard Dawkins, FRS, FRSL (born 26 March 1941) is a British ethologist, evolutionary biologist and popular science author. He was formerly Professor for Public Understanding of Science at Oxford and was a fellow of New College, Oxford.

Jamie from "The Cuter Side of Politics" talks about the whole Zicam debale, and homeopathy in general including the loophole that allowed Zicam on the shelves in the first place.

Science journalist Simon Singh joins Lateline to discuss the defamation case brought against him.

Dr Singh was sued by the British Chiropractors Association after he criticised some chiropractors in the UK for claiming they could treat some childhood conditions like colic.