HRI London 2019 | Hitting New Heights

Record-breaking conference brings research to the fore

The Homeopathy Research Institute’s 4th International Research Conference took place in the heart of London from 14-16 June 2019. HRI’s biggest and most international conference to date will be remembered for the highest quality scientific programme so far, combined with a vibrant, positive atmosphere throughout, making it the perfect way to celebrate HRI’s 10th Anniversary. Find out more from:
HRI Conference Report, HRI London Film, Printed Programme and Gallery. Full set of filmed presentations
available in the Autumn.

NHMRC Release Buried First Report

Research body succumbs to international pressure

HRI welcomes NHMRC’s decision to release the draft 2012 report on homeopathy – a major victory for transparency and public accountability in research. In a covering statement, NHMRC CEO Prof Anne Kelso also provided clarification on the findings of their 2015 Homeopathy Review, stating that, “Contrary to some claims, the review did not conclude that homeopathy
was ineffective."

HRI Tower of London Fundraising Gala

Leading the defence of homeopathy

HRI were proud to host a once-in-a-lifetime gala in the world-famous Tower of London – the perfect venue to celebrate 10 years of defending the evidence on Homeopathy. 210 guests joined us for this special occasion, during which we were honoured to learn that start-up company You-Cure, headed by Marco Spiezia, will donate 20% of future profits to HRI. More.

10 Years of HRI

The story so far…

As the fierce debate around homeopathy continues both in the UK and overseas, HRI takes a moment to reflect on our work to date, strengthing the evidence base and challenging highly influential misinformation around the globe. Dr Alex Tournier and Rachel Roberts presented 10 years in 10 minutes to a capacity crowd at HRI London 2019, which we are delighted
to make available now.

Latest HRI Publication

Physicochemistry review: part 2

An extensive review of physicochemical experiments in homeopathy, led by HRI Executive Director Dr Alexander Tournier, provides insights into the best ways forward for investigating mode of action of homeopathic medicines. This paper has been made open-access.

Hong Kong students give to HRI

Proof that a little, from many, really helps

The HRI team was overwhelmed by the generosity of a group of students from Hong Kong who heard our plea for more funds. Unknown to their teachers, they collected a small amount from every patient they treated for a year and presented their impressive donation to HRI live on stage. Quite a surprise!
If you too are inspired by our work and want to help, please consider donating. If every homeopath gave a little regularly, we could do so much more.