See highlights from this memorable weekend, described by many as “the best HRI conference yet” on the re-launched www.HRIMalta2017.org microsite

The Faculty of Homeopathy’s biennial congress will run from 11-14 October, 2018 in Liverpool, UK with the theme “Homeopathy – connecting our global community”.

The powerful new film – “Just One Drop” – which premiered at the Curzon Soho, London (April 6, 2017), features HRI’s collaboration with the Australian Homoeopathic Association in preparing their complaint to the Commonwealth Ombudsman. The complaint provided evidence that the NHMRC misled the public and scientific community in their 2015 report which made headlines around the world. Watch the […]

Dr Alexander Tournier will be presenting at the Norwegian Homeopathy Foundation conference: “Homeopathy in a Changing World” in Oslo on 25 – 27 September.

This statement, though frequently repeated, is completely wrong. The most recent comprehensive systematic review found that, when analysing only the highest quality randomised controlled trials, homeopathic medicines prescribed during individualised treatment are 1.5- to 2.0-times more likely to have a beneficial effect than placebo.1 Back to Homeopathy FAQs

Home About HRI HRI Research Resources News Events Support HRI Contact Us Issue 54 Spring 2024 HRI Greece 2025 Save the date! We are delighted to announce that our next conference will take place in Greece’s beautiful second city, at the Makedonia Palace Hotel, Thessaloniki, from 20-22 June 2025. The call for abstracts will be […]

Dr Steven Cartwright summarises his body of research from the past decade, during which time he has employed solvatochromic dyes to establish a mechanism of action for homeopathic medicines.

Renda G, Gökkaya İ, Kandemir G et al. Homeopathy, 2024; 113(1): 41-48 Abstract  

Health economic research aims to establish a scientific basis for efficient distribution of limited healthcare and financial resources, whilst also ensuring a consistent delivery of high-quality care to patients. The health economic methods used to assess cost-effectiveness of conventional medical treatments can also be applied to homeopathy. A  published in 2024 provides an overview of […]

To date, there have been 12 main studies assessing the safety of homeopathic medicine, 11 of which found homeopathy to be a low risk intervention: an Editorial2, an audit3, a prospective study4, a cross-sectional study5, an Organisation report6, and a literature review11, all concluded that homeopathy is ‘safe’. Furthermore, five out of six have concluded […]