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A new manifesto from the European associations of homeopathic doctors and patients of homeopathy provides a succinct and scientific summary of the benefits of homeopathy.
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In this regular news item, we bring you a summary of recent news and events about homeopathy that have been covered in the media, with links to resources that seek to bring a better balance to the discussions. Read more…
The 75th World Congress of Homeopathy will take place in Izmir, Turkey, from 24 to 27 June 2020. Registration for the next LMHI Congress is open.
ECHAMP’s position on the American stakeholders’ response to FDA draft guidance on homeopathic products
ECHAMP’s comprehensive review of the sector, ‘Spotlight on an Industry’, is now available online.
ECHAMP’s comprehensive review of the sector, ‘Spotlight on an Industry’, is now available online.
ECHAMP’s comprehensive review of the sector, ‘Spotlight on an Industry’, is now available online.
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The Homeopathy Research Institute (HRI) has released a new webpage dedicated to the EASAC statement under the section "The homeopathy debate" .
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Homeopathy Research Institute (HRI) has launched a German version of its website, making available a wealth of accurate and accessible information on research in homeopathy in the German language.
Homeopathy has continued to be the subject of significant media coverage in recent months, with one story dominating the debate – the French government’s decision to stop funding the reimbursement of homeopathic medicinal products. Media items across Europe examined the pros and cons of the decision and both Germany and Luxemburg responded to the news by reconfirming their commitment to uphold the status quo for these medicines in their countries. In this round up of the most prominent stories that have been in the media in recent months, we go behind the headlines to share some of the background.
Australia’s leading research institute, NHMRC, responds to intense public pressure to put the record straight on homeopathy – but is it too little, too late?
Australia’s leading research institute, NHMRC, responds to intense public pressure to put the record straight on homeopathy – but is it too little, too late?
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The German health minister, Jens Spahn, has confirmed that homeopathic medicinal products will continue to be reimbursed by health insurance companies in Germany.
Following years of global pressure, the Australian Government’s National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has finally released its draft first report on homeopathy, produced in 2012 and suppressed until now. The report concludes that there is “encouraging evidence for the effectiveness of homeopathy” in five medical conditions.
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In the EU, quality, safety and compliance with manufacturing requirements of homeopathic medicinal products are guaranteed, well-established and well-balanced in pharmaceutical law. Nevertheless, some journalists are ready to criticise homeopathy at every opportunity, demonstrating their own lack of understanding of this system of medicine and the regulation of its products. Stakeholders across Europe are working hard to provide high quality information on these established and popular systems of medicine. A stronger common narrative is emerging supported by high levels of public awareness and use of these products and very high levels of patient satisfaction. This article provides a round-up of some stories that have recently been in the news, bringing you some of the facts that don’t make it into the media.
Two new leaflets from ECHAMP provide Members of the European Parliament with bite-sized information about the sector for homeopathic and anthroposophic medicinal products.
ECHAMP responds to the recent decision by the French government.
The French government will stop funding the reimbursement of homeopathic medicinal products from January 2021; the payments will be phased out from January 2020.
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