News – The Institute for the Advancement of Homeopathy (Formerly HOHM Foundation)

A new cerebellar ataxia case report documents approximately 50% improvement in gait stability within one month of individualized homeopathic treatment, with improvements sustained over nearly two years. Published in the European Journal of Integrative Medicine, the report was researched and prepared by our team at the Institute for the Advancement of Homeopathy in collaboration with Colombian medical homeopath Juan Carlos Gamba.
Dr. Amalia “Molly” Punzo’s article in Simile makes the case for well-documented homeopathic case reports and invites practitioners to help strengthen the profession’s evidence base through clear, structured clinical documentation.
In this workshop, members of the HOHM Foundation Research Office introduce the research process for clinicians of homeopathy and share how that process is being applied in current studies on artificial intelligence in homeopathy.
More people are using AI tools like ChatGPT for health advice, including homeopathic remedy suggestions. That raises an important question: how closely do AI-generated recommendations align with the judgment of a trained homeopath?
Alastair Gray presents research findings on how artificial intelligence is being used in homeopathy, shared during the European Committee for Homeopathy’s AI & Homeopathy webinar.
Calling homeopathy users to participate in a research study exploring non-Hahnemannian prescribing trends in homeopathy. Participants will be invited to a 90-minute virtual focus group.
What does it mean to offer comfort when cure is no longer possible? In the September 2025 issue of Simile magazine, Denise Straiges and Dr. Molly Punzo explore that question in depth—sharing the heart and vision behind the HHN Comfort Care program.
A new peer-reviewed study from HOHM Foundation explores AI in homeopathy. Findings show how an AI-based remedy finder compared with practitioners in 100 acute cases.

News – The Institute for the Advancement of Homeopathy (Formerly HOHM Foundation)

SRP Podcast A new cerebellar ataxia case report documents approximately 50% improvement in gait stability within one month of individualized homeopathic treatment, with improvements sustained over nearly two years. Published in the European Journal of Integrative Medicine, the report was researched and prepared by our team at the Institute for the Advancement of Homeopathy in collaboration with Colombian medical homeopath Juan Carlos Gamba.

News – The Institute for the Advancement of Homeopathy (Formerly HOHM Foundation)