With thanks to The River Reporter:

The earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12, killing an estimated 200,000 people and leaving more than one million homeless, has prompted a huge response from relief workers around the world.

One of those who answered the call was Dr. Nancy Eos, who has a medical practice in Liberty that involves homeopathy and other forms of medicine, including conventional. Read the rest of this entry »

With thanks to Pubmed August 2009:

OBJECTIVE: This study investigated the current supply of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in Swiss primary care.

Information was collected on physicians’ qualifications in CAM, frequency of patients’ demand for CAM, physicians’ supply and temporal resources for CAM as well as physicians’ referrals to CAM. Read the rest of this entry »

With thanks to The Irish Times.com:

Switzerland became the first country in Europe to enshrine complementary medicine into its constitution when more than 67 per cent of national voters opted in favour of a new constitutional article on complementary medicine last week.

That result, which followed a public campaign, will now make it more likely that certain complementary therapies will be re-instated into the basic health insurance scheme available to all Swiss citizens. Read the rest of this entry »

With thanks to Express Healthcare 15.11.08

It is no longer Allopathy’s poor cousin. Homeopathy, the third most popular method of treatment in India after Allopathy and Ayurveda, is consolidating its position in India.

The Rs 12.5-billion Homeopathy market in India, growing at a phenomenal pace of 25 per cent annually, is slated to become Rs 26 billion market by 2010, states a study by The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM).

Homeopathy is also making its mark globally. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has termed Homeopathy as the second largest system of medicine. Read the rest of this entry »

With thanks to Project Somos:

Project Somos is working towards building a village for orphaned and abandoned children in Guatemala. The Village will be eco-sustainable and home to 49 children. One of our goals for the Project Somos Children’s Village is to incorporate Homeopathy as a means to heal the physical and emotional wounds the children may have suffered from and to maintain their health.

We blog to share our thoughts, feelings and challenges as we work towards this vision. Thanks for joining us!

With thanks to NaturalMatters.net 26.9.08:

The Ghana Homeopathy Project has obtained independent charity status and we are now registered in the UK as  Homeopathy in Africa  charity number 1125981, of which The Ghana Homeopathy Project is a part (you can see that we plan to go places!!) Read the rest of this entry »

A way of setting up a homeopathic outpatient clinic for obstetrics at a university hospital

M Bitschnau Allgemeines Krankenhaus der Stadt Wien, Universitfrauenklinik, Wien, Austria

At the University Hospital of Vienna a homeopathic outpatient clinic for pregnant women was established in the department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in 1999. Read the rest of this entry »

Punjab finalises draft for Punjab Ayurved University Act

PunjabNewsline Network Monday, 15 October 2007

CHANDIGARH: A high level committee headed by Dr. S.K. Mishra, Former Advisor Government of India AYUSH Monday presented the interim report and draft bill of the Punjab Ayurved University Act, 2007 for setting up of Punjab Ayurved University at Kharkan (Hoshiarpur). Read the rest of this entry »

Homeopathy on its way to the universities in Germany

S Schetzek Wilseder Forum Studentische Arbeitskreise Homeopathie, Berlin, Germany

It is impossible to study homeopathy at any university in the very motherland of homeopathy. As a consequence the Wilseder Forum was founded in 1992 on the initiative of students of medicine in the town of Wilsede, uniting the collegiate homeopathic students groups in Germany, which currently exist at 27 of 36 universities offering human medicine. Read the rest of this entry »