Fostering international collaborations The HRI researcher directory is a great resource for finding researchers around the world with particular expertise and experience in various subfields of homeopathy research. Joining the HRI researchers directory If you are the author of a homeopathy-related article published in a peer-reviewed journal, please sign up to the directory to help fellow academics […]

How do I find the research evidence for homeopathy? Homeopathy is a specialist subject and while many published homeopathic studies can be found by searching general scientific databases, others are harder to find. Here we provide a list of general and specialist databases covering all aspects of homeopathy research including clinical, veterinary and basic research. […]

Peckham E. J., et al., Interim results of a randomised controlled trial of homeopathic treatment for irritable bowel syndrome. More

Petter Viksveen & Dr Clare Relton Summer 2014

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The Homeopathy Research Institute (HRI) welcomes attempts to critically evaluate the evidence base for homeopathy, providing this is done accurately and objectively. Sadly, the draft Information Paper on Homeopathy recently released by Australia’s National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) is based on an evidence review which fails on both these counts. The Information Paper […]

Transparency and updates The results of all HRI-funded research projects are expected to be published – whether positive or negative. Researchers are required to provide regular updates to the HRI Board of Trustees so that progress can be continually monitored. Donors will receive updates on projects they have funded as well other aspects of HRI’s work. HRI […]

The Homeopathy Research Institute (HRI) recognises the importance of protecting the privacy of personally identifiable information collected about visitors to HRI’s websites. This policy outlines what information is collected while you use our websites and how it is used by HRI. Topics: What information do we collect about you? How will we use the information […]

This senior post-doctoral Fellowship offers three years’ funding to lead original, applied research dedicated to improving healthcare in the UK and a unique leadership development programme. Up to five Fellows (holding a PhD or MD) will receive a tailored leadership development programme, funding for research costs and access to the Health Foundation’s international Improvement Science […]

For short-term research projects lasting up to three years and costing less than £300,000. Principal investigator will usually be a post-doctoral researcher and the work must be carried out at an established research institution in the UK. Find out more