This SourceWatch article on Leonard Horowitz documents a real and identifiable figure, a former dentist turned self-help author and prolific promoter of medical conspiracy theories, including claims that HIV and Ebola were engineered bioweapons and that standard 440 hertz musical tuning was imposed to induce aggression. SourceWatch itself is a crowd-edited watchdog wiki focused specifically on tracking public relations, lobbying and disinformation campaigns, useful here for documenting Horowitz's public claims and their reception rather than for neutral biography. Horowitz's own theories are rejected by mainstream medicine, virology and musicology alike, and this source should be cited to establish what Horowitz claims and that his claims are considered pseudoscientific, not as evidence for any of the claims themselves.
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SourceWatch's article on Leonard Horowitz, the lower tier reflecting a crowd-edited watchdog wiki focused on tracking public relations, lobbying and disinformation campaigns, useful for documenting Horowitz's public claims and their reception rather than for neutral biography. Cite it to establish what Horowitz claims and that his claims are considered pseudoscientific, not as evidence for any of the claims themselves. NotesA SourceWatch reference article on Leonard Horowitz, maintained by the Center for Media and Democracy; a wiki-style watchdog encyclopedia entry, not independent scholarly biography.
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URLhttps://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Leonard_G._Horowitz
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- Sources, 6 claims: 6 well-attested.
- Historical Figures, 4 claims: 2 well-attested, 1 open question, 1 general references.
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