Leading specialists have condemned a magazine sold in supermarkets that suggests that vitamin C and homeopathy can cure cancer.
The magazine, What Doctors Don’t Tell You, seeks to challenge conventional medicine and present alternative therapies to readers. However, doctors and scientists warned that the publication, sold in Tesco and W.H. Smith, could prompt people to take dangerous decisions about their health.
Professor Paul Pharoah, of the University of Cambridge, said: “There is an idea that somehow there’s this conspiracy that medical academics can already cure cancer but they’re not doing it because big pharma is making too much money. That