Publications by authors named "S Bewley"
Article Synopsis
- Complementary healthcare in the UK is voluntarily regulated, but many practices are based on pseudoscience and may include misleading health claims.
- An AI tool analyzed websites of 872 clinics registered under the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council, finding that 704 (97%) contained false or misleading claims.
- The AI's accuracy was comparable to human assessors, identifying nearly the same number of misleading claims while misidentifying fewer, suggesting that AI could enhance regulatory effectiveness.
Background: Over 70 000 donor-conceived (DC) people have been born in the UK since 1991. Little is known about their long-term psychological outcomes and no systematic review has assessed these.
Objectives: To conduct a systematic review of the psychological experiences of DC people through childhood and adulthood (Prospero: CRD42021257863).
Objectives: To examine modern media depictions of the third stage of birth in a selection of UK television representations.
Design: Observational study of a sample of televised fictional and real births, audited against current National Institute of Health and Social Care Excellence (NICE) guidance.
Setting: UK television channels BBC ( and ) and Channel 4 ().