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Current Table of Contents for
Volume 16, Number 1, April 2010
HORMESIS AND HOMOEOPATHY

  • INTRODUCTION - Edward Calabrese

  • HOMEOPATHY: CLARIFYING ITS RELATIONSHIP TO HORMESIS - Edward Calabrese and Wayne B. Jonas, M.D.
    COMMENTARIES

  • HORMESIS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH HOMEOPATHY - Prof. Paolo Bellavite, M.D.

  • HOMEOPATHY: CLARIFYING ITS RELATIONSHIP TO HORMESIS -Simonetta Bernardini

  • DOES HOMEOPATHY HAVE ANYTHING TO CONTRIBUTE TO HORMESIS? - Dr. Peter Fisher

  • MIASMAS, GERMS, HOMEOPATHY AND HORMESIS: COMMENTARY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HOMEOPATHY AND HORMESIS - John R. Moffett, Ph.D.

  • HORMESIS AND HOMEOPATHY: BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATERS - Dr. Menachem Oberbaum

  • TESTING THE HORMETIC NATURE OF HOMEOPATHIC INTERVENTIONS THROUGH STRESS RESPONSE PATHWAYS - Suresh I.S. Rattan, Ph.D., D.Sc. and Taru Deva, Ph.D.

  • POST-CONDITIONING HORMESIS AND THE HOME OPATHIC SIMILIA PRINCIPLE: MOLECULAR ASPECTS - R. Van Wijk and F.A.C. Wiegant
    SUMMARY

  • EVALUATING HOMEOPATHIC DRUGS WITHIN A BIOMEDICAL FRAMEWORK - Edward Calabrese and Wayne B. Jonas, M.D.

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  • Special Issue on Hormesis and Radiation Induced Cancer
    Special Guest Editor: 
    Bobby R. Scott, Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute, Albuquerque, NM

  • Special Issue Introduction
    Bobby R. Scott 

  • The Healthy Worker Effect and Nuclear Industry Workers
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