NASH Journal 1997 - Melanie Hahnemann

Contents

Letters to the Editor -- 3-5
Editorial: Something Happens -- 6-7
A Message from Val Ohanian -- 8
The Un-Burial of Melanie Hahnemann -- 12-20
Pioneering Women Homeopaths -- 28-34
The Duties of the Physician From aWoman's View -- 49-51
The Self-Publishing Homeopath -- 57-62
Arnica Montana as Defiant -- 77-79
Alize Timmerman on Multiple clerosis -- 97
Marion Belle Rood -- 98-99
Women and Homeopathy in the Nineteenth Century -- 100-105
Janus at the Bedside -- 106-112
The American Homeopath Foundation Projects for 1997 -- 114
Interview with Sheilagh Creasy -- 21-25
Interview with Maesie Panos -- 53-56
Interview with Nandita Shah -- 64-67
Interview with Ananda Zaren -- 68-71
Interview with Melissa Fairbanks -- 86-91
Interview with Alize Timmermann -- 93-96
Interview with David Mundy -- 115-120
A Case of Possession -- 26-27
A Case of Lac Equinum -- 44-47
Anne Schadde Takes A Case -- 73-75
Folliculinum: Estrogen Gone Awry -- 80-85
A Case of Helonias -- 113
New Provings -- 11
Lac Equinum -- 35-42
Book Review: The Complete Repertory (Roger van Zandvoort) -- 122
The Foreward: Organon of the Medical Art (Wenda Brewster O'Reilly) -- 123-125
Book Review: Stramonium with an Introduction to Analysis Using Cycles and Segments (Paul Herscu) -- 126-132
Book Review: The Homeopathic Childbirth Manual (Betty Idarius) -- 133-134
Review: MacRepertory 5.0 -- 135-136
Book Review: MenoTimes (Brenda Beeley) -- 137-138
Book Review: Homeopathy Unveiled (Giri Wescott) -- 139
Book Review: Homeopathy: Beyond Flat Earth Medicine (Timothy Dooley) -- 140
Book Review: What the Hell is Homeopathy? (Jacob Mirman) -- 140-141
Book Review: Guide to Kent's Repertory (Ahmed Currim) -- 142-143
Book Review: Ambra Grisea: The Road to Homeopathic Practice Vol. 1 (Michael Thompson) -- 144

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