Sections
Five sections, twenty-six pieces, one number repeated
Every piece on the site is listed here, and each one is reachable without a menu. Places gathers the addresses; the archive holds the whole roster in one table.
The Pharmacy
The scale, the notation and the sugar that carries it
The centesimal scale, Avogadro's number, and what happens when the two meet at 12C.
Hahnemann
1796, 1810, and thirty-two years of revisions
Hahnemann's published works from the cinchona experiment through the six editions of the Organon to the Chronic Diseases.
Institutions
Rotterdam, 1925, and everything built around it since
The organisations, hospitals, colleges and pharmacopoeias that have carried the system from Hahnemann's Leipzig to the present.
The Reviews
What the reviews actually said, in their own words
Six named government and scientific reviews, each read on its own terms: what it examined, what its authors concluded, and when.
- Australia's NHMRC Read 176 Papers and Published What It Found
- The Commons Committee Called It Evidence Check 2
- Shang in The Lancet, and the Argument About Which Trials Counted
- Linde in The Lancet, Eight Years Earlier
- Benveniste's Paper, and What Nature Did Next
- The Swiss PEK Report, and the Dispute Over Its Authorship
The Documents
Where the numbers stop and the documents start
Regulatory and funding decisions: the FTC enforcement policy, NHS England's 2017 consultation, and France's reimbursement withdrawal.
Places
Places
Eight addresses the record keeps returning to, each linked to the piece that documents it.