immunology and homeopathy. 4. clinical studies—part 1

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Abstract
The evidence-based research of the effectiveness of homeopathic medicines in common immunologic disorders is reviewed. In part 1, we introduce methodological issues of clinical research in homeopathy, and criteria utilized to evaluate the literature. Then 24 studies (12 randomized and 12 non-randomized) on common upper respiratory tract infections and otorhinolaryngologic complaints are described. In part 2, the focus will be on allergic diseases and the effectiveness of homeopathy will be globally evaluated and discussed using the criteria of evidence-based medicine.
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Authors ;Paolo Bellavite;Riccardo Ortolani;Francesco Pontarollo;Valeria Piasere;Giovanni Benato;Anita Conforti
Journal ACS applied materials & interfaces
Year 2006
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