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Best books to learn Complementary medicine and the evidence, in order

This path is about how to assess evidence, not about choosing a therapy. Every book here is picked for what it does with trial data, and the ones written by advocates are labelled as such so you can read them against the sceptics rather than in place of them.

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How should I approach learning complementary medicine and the evidence?
This path is about how to assess evidence, not about choosing a therapy. Every book here is picked for what it does with trial data, and the ones written by advocates are labelled as such so you can read them against the sceptics rather than in place of them.
What's a good book to start complementary medicine and the evidence with?
A strong starting point is Do You Believe in Magic? by Paul A. Offit. The ordered reading paths above show exactly where it fits and what to read next.
What should I read after complementary medicine and the evidence?
Once you have the fundamentals, explore closely related subjects like Blood and transfusion medicine.

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