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The Blue Book. Not much is known about the Blue Book especially to the academic students to whom studying homoeopathic history is part of their curriculum (As laid down by MUHS, India). Blue book Homeopathy had great success in treating epidemics and by the time cholera epidemic again occurred in 1854, The London Homoeopathic Hospital..... |
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| Goa medical council flayed for calling qualified doctors quacks | ||
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MARGAO: The Goa Board of Indian System of Medicine and Homeopathy (GBISM&H ) has severely criticized the survey conducted by the disciplinary and ethics committee of the Goa medical council and for subsequently publishing the names of qualified registered doctors as quacks in a section of the media recently. Calling the report false, the GBISM&H has asked the council to render an unconditional apology to the qualified doctors they referred to as quacks. |
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| The country’s (Sri Lanka) first Homeopathy Hospital to be declared open at Welisary today. | ||
| The country’s (Sri Lanka) first Homeopathy Hospital will be declared open at Welisary today. The hospital is situated at Shelton Jayasinghe Mawatha. Before this it operated only as a homeopathy treatment centre. The ministry of indigenous medicine says the centre has been upgraded to provide resident treatment. The ministry plans to setup homeopathy treatment centres at divisional secretariat level. The hospital will be declared open by Minister Tissa Karaliadda | ||
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| Fall in homeopathy prescriptions hailed as sign of changed attitudes | ||
| Family doctors are prescribing fewer prescriptions for homeopathy than they were two years ago, new figures reveal. The number of prescriptions for homeopathic preparations dropped from 83,000 in 2005 to 49,300 in 2007, statistics from the Prescription Pricing Authority show. | ||
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| A 10,000 Pound challenge set up by a city professor has angered homeopaths. | ||
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A 10,000 Pound challenge set up by a city professor has angered homeopaths. Edzard Ernst, who researches complementary medicine at Exeter University, is offering a cash prize to anyone who can prove that homeopathy can be successful.Prof Ernst says the £10,000 reward will go the first person who can prove that the treatment works better than a placebo in scientific trials. The professor claims to have carried out 200 strictly-controlled trials and says he is yet to find any firm evidence of successful homeopathy. |
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