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HOME >>ABOUT HOMEOPATHY The proliferation of online news sources makes it difficult to keep up-to-date with the wide range of news about homeopathy around the world. This page contains a selection of newsworthy articles intended to provide insight and information about homeopathy, based on the criteria of interest, accuracy, readability, and variety of topics and sources. We welcome suggestions for inclusion on this page at web@csoh.ca. January 12, 2012: Mothering 20 Homeopathic remedies that every home should not be without This helpful introduction includes brief, general indications for use of 20 of the most commonly-used homeopathic remedies at home. December 27, 2011: Huffington Post A personal case for classical homeopathy, Part II The author uses metaphors and examples to continue her explanation of homeopathy. December 21, 2011: Huffington Post A personal case for classical homeopathy, Part I A homeopath shares her own initial experience with homeopathy to explain what classical homeopathy can do and why some people are so passionate about it. December 1, 2011: Springer Publishers Homeopathy in Europe - Effectiveness, Appropriateness, Safety, Costs Report from the Swiss Health Technology Assessment (HTA) concludes that there is sufficient supporting evidence on the use of homeopathy in health care to warrant its continued inclusion in the list of services covered by statutory health insurance. Complete English translation now accessible online. November 27, 2011: Telegraph (UK) Little pill, big trouble Journalist investigates both sides of the debate about homeopathy in an attempt to learn the truth of homeopathy. November 16, 2011: Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Management of distress during climacteric years by homeopathic therapy Study reports that individualized homeopathic therapy was found to be useful in relieving menopausal distressing symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, anxiety, palpitation, depression, insomnia. November 15, 2011: Canadian Health Food Association Seven out of ten support a new act New public opinion data overwhelmingly supports our call for a modernized Food and Drug Act that would remove natural health products (including homeopathy) as a subset of drugs. September 24, 2011: The Local ‘Doctors can recommend homeopathy’: court Sweden's Supreme Administrative Court reverses Swedish Medical Association decision against homeopathy. September 14, 2011: Huffington Post The disinformation campaign against homeopathy Deniers of homeopathy utilize propagandist tools in their attempt to create disinformation and controversy about homeopathic medicine. September 13, 2911: Nourishing Gourmet Homeopathy for smart, frugal and tenacious moms Series on homeopathy begins for mothers who want to learn about this simple, inexpensive, non-suppressive medicine for treating their families. September 2, 2011: Dominion Post (NZ) Top soldier and family settle in New Zealand’s new Governor-General, Sir Jerry Mateparae, and his wife Janine, Lady Mateparae, share an interest in homeopathy. August 10, 2011: Health Insurance (UK) Analysis: Cash plans - can complementary therapies really address employee absence? Insurance companies recognize homeopathy and other alternative therapies have a very real impact on absence levels at work. March 15, 2011: Health Action Celebrating Homeopathy CSH Registered members, Diane Louie and Ram Saini, are interviewed about the upcoming Homeopathy Awareness Month campaign in April. March 6, 2011: Chicago Tribune Homeopathy prospers even as controversy rages Homeopathy hasn't just survived the years of scathing criticism, it is prospering. March 5, 2011: The Expositor (Brantford, ON) Rockefeller was big, and his doctor was Biggar Brantford native son was a leading homeopath in the US during late 19th century. February 27, 2011: Huffington Post The King's Homeopath King George VI, subject of the 2011 Oscar-winning film, and his family have a long history of using homeopathy. December 24, 2010: Sciencemag.org French Nobelist Escapes ‘Intellectual Terror’ to Pursue Radical Ideas in China Nobel laureate Luc Montagnier discusses future research with high dilutions, which he describes as “water structures which mimic the original molecules”. December 13, 2010: New Yorker The Truth Wears Off The reliability of the scientific method needs to be questioned in view of unsettling anomalies in replicating research, concluding with the observation that “Just because an idea is true doesn’t mean it can be proved. And just because an idea can be proved doesn’t mean it’s true. When the experiments are done, we still have to choose what to believe.” October 1, 2010: Homeopathy Extreme homeopathic dilutions retain starting materials: A nanoparticulate perspective Ground-breaking study using state-of-the-art techniques demonstrates the presence of nanoparticles of the starting materials and their aggregates even at extremely high dilutions, thus challenging current scientific thinking about the role of dilution in homeopathic medicines. September 9, 2010: Interhomeopathy Tribute to David Warkentin The world homeopathic community mourns the passing of David Warkentin, visionary leader in homeopathy and creator of MacRepertory and ReferenceWorks. August 3, 2010: Homeopathy (UK) Large-scale application of highly-diluted bacteria for Leptospirosis epidemic control The journal Homeopathy publishes a report of the largest study of homeopathy ever undertaken, based on data from over 11 million people (the entire population of Cuba), providing fascinating evidence that a highly dilute substance, prepared according to homeopathic principles, may contribute to the prevention of Leptospirosis. July 6, 2010: Natural Products (UK) BMA vote to ban homeopathy "ignores patient wishes" British Medical Association conference votes overwhelming in favour of motions against homeopathy. MORE HOMEOPATHY IN THE NEWS Check the following links for a selection of online news articles and commentary published in previous years: 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 |
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