The British Journal of Homeopathy; Volume X

The British Journal of Homeopathy is a quarterly peer-reviewed medical journal focusing on homeopathy. The journal has been in continuous publication since its inception in 1843 and is considered one of the most important journals in the field. Its articles cover a wide range of topics, including clinical research, fundamental research, case studies, and reviews of the literature. The journal is an essential resource for homeopaths and researchers interested in homeopathic medicine.

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