Greece Sounds Alarm over Fake Eye Therapies: From Iridology to 'No-Glasses' Exercises
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THE GREEK Ophthalmological Society is warning against dangerous, unproven eye treatment methods such as iridology and vision exercises. They are urging caution and trusting only in science-based medicine.
The Greek Ophthalmological Society highlights the dangers of dangerous "treatments" and false diagnoses The post Misleading "treatments" promise even a change in eye color appeared first on in.gr.
Discover more articles in search results Add in.gr to Google Diagnosing diseases from the iris of the eye, "exercises" that promise to eliminate glasses, and a series of other unproven treatments that even involve surgery, are just some of the misinformation practices surrounding eye health. In light of the recent tragic …
The Hellenic Ophthalmological Society (HOS) is sounding the alarm
The Hellenic Hospital Association informs and draws attention to patients, also on the occasion of the revelations about the circumstances of the death of Giorgos Mazonakis
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