Update 16:16 GMT: Well that poll didn't last long, did it? At my last count there was 1864(82.9%) No, 348(17.1%) Yes before it 'disappeared.' (Even though the poll is still on their front page.) Strange that.
It appears that the British Acupuncture Council have decided that 27th February – 4th March 2012 should be Acupuncture Awareness Week.
It appears that the British Acupuncture Council have decided that 27th February – 4th March 2012 should be Acupuncture Awareness Week.
As most people should be 'aware,' Acupuncture is complete and utter bollocks, so it the campaign seems a little pointless.
Nevertheless, they're still trying[archive]:
[1] No doubt they won't be pointing out the myths they promulgate such as it works, it cures cancer, etc.
The first ever Acupuncture Awareness Week in the UK, supported by the British Acupuncture Council, aims to dispel the myths surrounding acupuncture[1], what conditions it can help[2] and give members of the public/you all the information you need about treatment.[3]
[2] None, perhaps?
[3] "It doesn't work"?
Thought not.
They even have a poll on whether the tax payer should give more funding to this woo via the NHS [no archive since it won't].
At the time of posting (since it was pointed out by Pharyngula) it seems to be going well:
Do you think acupuncture should be made more widely available on the NHS?
No: 61.6%
Yes:38.4%
Total votes: 787
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