What evidence do we have that homeopathic treatment works?
You will find many examples of research with positive outcomes in the following documents:
’Positive Homeopathy Research and Surveys’, a report by the European Network of Homeopathy Researchers.
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‘Clinical research evidence in favour of homeopathy’. A comprehensive list of positive trials investigating specific medical conditions prepared by the British Homeopathic Association.
Also see www.britishhomeopathic.org/research/evidence_by_condition_refs.pdf
Answering the critics
A discussion of the evidence base for homeopathy can been found in the article ‘In Pursuit of Evidence’ by Kate Chatfield RSHom in The Homeopath, Winter 2006, 25:3.
To download the In Pursuit of Evidence report: click here
Presenting the case for homeopathy to those who help form and implement NHS policy
An article titled ‘Integrating Homeopathy into Primary Care’ by Rachel Roberts RSHom was printed in the National Health Executive journal (NHE) in December 2008. The readership of NHE includes members of the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) and senior health service managers.
To download the Integrating Homeopathy into Priminary Care report: click here