Leading bioethicists and philosophers examine and debate the
question of how the health care system should deal with using
complimentary and alternative medicines. The distinguished
authorities writing here both defend and criticize alternative
medicine, with some arguing that the medical system should change
substantially in order to accommodate alternative medicine, and
others claiming that virtually all alternative treatments are
worthless. In the heat of the debate many fundamental issues are
raised concerning our health care system, among them the questions
of therapeutic effectiveness, media truthfulness, the patient's
freedom to choose among treatment options, health insurance
coverage, the ability of the current healthcare delivery system to
meet patients' needs, and government approval of alternative
medicines.
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