​Scientific Research in Homeopathy: Advances and Challenges

Triple Blind Randomised Placebo-Controlled Trial, Systematic Reviews and Meta Analysis, Evidence-base, Body of Evidence
Malik Nancy, Dr. Nancy Malik. Scientific Research in Homeopathy: Advances and Challenges: Triple Blind Randomised Placebo-Controlled Trial, Systematic Reviews and Meta Analysis, Evidence-base, Body of Evidence [Internet]. Version 25. Science-based Homeopathy. 2016 Oct 5. Available from: https://drnancymalik.wordpress.com/article/scientific-research-in-homeopathy/.

Authors AbstractUpto the end of year 2010, there have been 299 studies published in 114 medical journals (92 integrative, 9 homeopathy and 13 CAM journals) including 11 meta-analysis, 8 systematic reviews including 1 cochrane review (out of approximately 20 systematic reviews published) and 81 RCT (68 DBRPCT + 2 SBRPCT + 6 DBRCT + 1 RPCT + 4 RCT) out of approx 225 RCT published) in evidence of homoeopathy to produce significant to substantial health benefits in a wide array of health conditions.

Definition of Homeopathy on freewiki

For years, Wikipedia is giving a false definition of Homeopathy, pretending that homeopathy is not scientifically proven, which is wrong. Any attempt to update this definition with proves has been rejected. Therefore, a group of scientists have created Free-Wiki to give ' Fair' definition of Homeopathy and a number of other subjects.
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