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- Health_freedom_movement abstract "The health freedom movement is a coalition of alternative medicine organizations, consumers, activists, practitioners, and producers of products who campaign for wider availability and decreased regulation of alternative practices. In particular, the health freedom movement wants to avoid having alternative health practices regulated as if they were conventional medical practices.".
- Q4116410 abstract "The health freedom movement is a coalition of alternative medicine organizations, consumers, activists, practitioners, and producers of products who campaign for wider availability and decreased regulation of alternative practices. In particular, the health freedom movement wants to avoid having alternative health practices regulated as if they were conventional medical practices.".
- Health_freedom_movement comment "The health freedom movement is a coalition of alternative medicine organizations, consumers, activists, practitioners, and producers of products who campaign for wider availability and decreased regulation of alternative practices. In particular, the health freedom movement wants to avoid having alternative health practices regulated as if they were conventional medical practices.".
- Q4116410 comment "The health freedom movement is a coalition of alternative medicine organizations, consumers, activists, practitioners, and producers of products who campaign for wider availability and decreased regulation of alternative practices. In particular, the health freedom movement wants to avoid having alternative health practices regulated as if they were conventional medical practices.".