The Homeopathy Research Institute (HRI) is an innovative charity dedicated to promoting high quality scientific research in #homeopathy.
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Experts who know the current scientific literature explain how laboratory and clinical studies contradict the idea #homeopathy is only a placebo effect: youtu.be/oACBheCzE9U
Abstracts for HRI Malta 2027 can now be submitted online via our website. For full information please see our Submission Guidelines.
Please note that the deadline of 6 December will not be extended: hrimalta2027.org
Highlights from HRI’s 6th international homeopathy research conference.
HRI Greece 2025 marked another milestone in the ongoing commitment of the homeopathy research community to advancing high-quality scientific inquiry: youtu.be/7ctFZCuLmS8
HRI continues to offer a dedicated platform for the dissemination of rigorous and innovative research.
Abstracts can be viewed in the Printed Programme PDF and full proceedings will be published in Homeopathy journal in Q1 2026: bit.ly/HRI2025_Programme
Findings showed that pharmacists should understand principles like dilution, FDA regulation, and law of similars, whilst being prepared to counsel patients confidently on homeopathic products ‘to meet the responsibilities as medication experts': pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/article…
With just over one week to go until HRI's 6th international homeopathy research conference, HRI Greece 2025, hear from Rachel Roberts, who explains the unique value and impact of HRI conferences.
Book your place: HRIGreece2025.org/register
There are only 3 weeks to go until HRI Greece 2025!
HRI conferences always offer a packed social programme, and this year is no different.
Following significant demand for our Friday evening social event, we have managed to secure extra places at our traditional Greek venue. Book now to avoid disappointment! hrigreece2025.org/register/
Just ONE MONTH to go until the 6th HRI International Homeopathy Research conference! Register now so you don’t miss the leading homeopathy research event in the calendar.
Book your place today: hrigreece2025.org/register/
We are pleased to share a new publication led by HRI's Dr Esther van der Werf. This internationally developed Core Outcome Set for Acute Otitis Media (COS-AOM) standardises outcomes for research in both conventional & integrative care. Full text: rdcu.be/ejNZi
HRI has put AI to the test! This fully AI-generated podcast clip explores Dr Alexander Tournier’s recent PrePoP Guidelines paper: youtu.be/FvFk6U8hL-4?si=BjpL…
We hope you enjoy this lighthearted yet insightful take on the guidelines, showcasing AI’s potential for content creation. It also serves as a reminder: while AI is powerful, it comes with risks – can it be trusted to get the details correct?
Full text: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
The fifth and final keynote speaker at HRI Greece 2025 will be Dr Daniel Gallego-Pérez, a postdoctoral research fellow at the Program on Integrative Medicine at UNC-Chapel Hill and a former consultant for the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and WHO.
His keynote presentation will explore ways to ensure that Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine (TCIM) is recognised, studied, and integrated into mainstream healthcare policies using rigorous research and data.
Early bird ends today: hrigreece2025.org/register/
Building on the growing topic of agrohomeopathy, Prof. Pedro Boff, of the Agricultural Research and Extension Service Agency of Santa Catarina State (EPAGRI) in Brazil, will give a keynote presentation on how homeopathy can revolutionise sustainable farming at HRI Greece 2025.
With over 20 years of research, his work demonstrates how homeopathy empowers farmers, enhances ecosystem balance, and can reduce reliance on harmful chemicals and pesticides. Book your place: hrigreece2025.org/register/
A recent case report detailed the treatment of an Axolotl presenting with a gallstone, fatty liver disease, oedema, and a loss of appetite.
The axolotl was treated with the homeopathic remedy, Carduus marianus 6cH. 20 days following treatment, administered in spray form 2x daily, the subject showed a reduction in the size of gallstone, improvements in liver appearance and facial oedema, as well as return of appetite.
With a Naranjo score of +9, the outcome suggests a strong link between the homeopathic treatment and recovery, demonstrating homeopathy’s potential for use in the treatment of aquaculture: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3842…
