Several British universities have refused to teach courses of alternative medicine in the form as it is done now, The Times writes.. At the moment the initiative was supported by three educational institutions, according to the Internet publication for girls and women from 14 to 35 years old Pannochka. net At the same time, the University of Sofor has stopped recruiting students for such courses, and Westminster University announced that it will strengthen the "scientific component" of such subjects. A year earlier, the University of Central Lancashire decided not to recruit students for the course of homeopathic medicine.

Educational institutions name different reasons for their actions. University of Soffa explained the cancellation of the traditional Chinese medicine course by "financial and strategic" considerations. His representative added that the course had long been critical of the scientific community, but the university would continue to "support and stimulate" research on non-traditional approaches to medicine.

The representative of Westminster University said that the course of non-traditional methods of treatment was subjected to verification, according to which the school was recommended to review the way the subject. The University of central Lancashire also tested several courses of alternative medicine that had a "bad name".

Alternative medicine courses are offered by many British universities. However, some of them read these disciplines in the framework of humanitarian, rather than natural-science cycles.

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