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Category Archives: health
‘Wellness’ is not about health
The recent exposé of the so-called ‘wellness’ blogger, Belle Gibson, is nothing more than ripping the curtain back on yet another charlatan, playing on people’s hopes and fears. She joins a long list of people that seem to think that … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, health, social justice
Tagged inequality, poverty, science, social determinants of health, woo
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