Ask what's in those bottles

Article Abstract:

Traditional healing can enhance veterinary medicine. At times, certain plant medicine may prove to be more effective than scientifically manufactured drugs. Herbalism, vaccination, acupuncture and holistic medicine are examples of traditional healing methods. However, not all alternatives to modern medicine are effective. The efficacy of various traditional healing methods must first be determined before they can be integrated into the modern practice of veterinary medicine.

Methods, Alternative medicine, Veterinary medicine, Folk medicine, Traditional medicine, Nature, Healing power of, Healing power of nature

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Business review of the year

Article Abstract:

There were a number of significant business developments in the UK in 1996, especially as signs of economic recovery emerged. Mergers were either planned or agreed between a number of very large companies, including Cable and Wireless and BT and Granada and Forte, and there were a particularly large number of mergers among utilities. Many football clubs announced plans to seek a stock market flotation, while supermarkets were badly affected for a time by the BSE crisis.

United Kingdom

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Summer musings

Article Abstract:

Media-spawned ideas which a columnist might have expanded in articles but didn't, are offered. Some of the topics are, social security retirement at 80, deliberate budget deficits, GOP efforts to bring down government, and use of the Internet to monitor Voice of America broadcasts.

Column, Practice, Journalists, Current events

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