Homeopathy/External Links

Introductory

Homeopathy: the basics — a blog post that provides an easy-to-read informal introduction to the topic, briefly covering the essential points
Homeopathy as a comedy — a blog post on the occasion of World Homeopathy Awareness Week that collects a number of videos of both homeopathy advocates and critics, with a focus on the funny side of the debate
Homeopathy — a comic strip by Darryl Cunningham, illustrating the two fundamental assertions, the asserted memory of water, and some of the implications

Homeopathy Cancer Research UK. Provides a clear summary of what homeopathy is, the evidence base, and the likely costs in the UK. "Over 100 published clinical trials have looked at how well homeopathy works in treating various illnesses and symptoms. None of these trials provide us with any scientific evidence to prove that homeopathy can cure or prevent any type of disease, including cancer."
Questions and Answers About Homeopathy Research Report on Homeopathy from the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM)
BBC - Science & Nature - Horizon - Homeopathy: The Test

Homeopathy:Real Medicine or Empty Promises? by Isadora Stehlin , U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Complementary Medicine - Therapies: Homeopathy — BBC's 'Complementary Medicine' article on Homeopathy

European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines - Homeopathy was regulated by the European Union in 2001, by Directive 2001/83/EC.

National Center for Homeopathy - Home Page
The Society of Homeopaths Homepage of the largest organisation registering professional homeopaths in Europe
European Council of Classical Homeopathy, the web-site of the representative professional platform for the homeopathy profession in Europe made up of 26 member professional associations in 22 EU, EEA and CEE countries.
British Homeopathic Association
American Institute of Homeopathy - Home
Homeopathy Alliance for Natural Health, includes comments on legislation from a homeopathic organization

A Review article
Homeopathy: systematic review of systematic reviews Bandolier, Oxford University. ("Until large and well conducted randomised trials tell us differently, the conclusion is that homeopathy does not work, and its use instead of remedies of proven effectiveness is not a matter of trivial implication. Members of the public are relieved of much money each year by homeopaths. There's little evidence they are relieved of any suffering.")
Groupe de rechercher sur l'infinitesimal; International Research Group on Very Low Dose and High Dilution Effects
The Scientific Evidence on Homeopathy by David W. Ramey 1st January 2000, for the American Council on Science and Health