In continuation of World Homoeopathy Week 2026 – “Bharatiya Homoeopathy: Transforming Traditional Wisdom into Tangible Science”, the final day featured an enriching virtual academic session with case presentations by postgraduate scholars and alumni, reflecting the depth of clinical practice and research-oriented learning.
Dr. T. Subhash Chandra Bose (PG Scholar) presented a case on female infertility, demonstrating the effectiveness of individualized homoeopathic management using Folliculinum. The case highlighted detailed case-taking, evaluation of hormonal and menstrual irregularities, and evidence-based follow-up outcomes showing improvement in reproductive health.
Dr. Madhanu Divya (PG Alumni) shared her study on osteoarthritis of the knee using the KOOS scale as an outcome measure. The presentation emphasized structured assessment with notable improvements in pain, stiffness, and functional mobility, supporting the role of homoeopathy in musculoskeletal disorders.
Dr. Archana Akula (PG Scholar) presented a case of chronic irritant contact dermatitis, focusing on thorough clinical evaluation, identification of causative factors, and individualized remedy selection. The case demonstrated significant clinical improvement, reinforcing the effectiveness of a holistic homoeopathic approach.
The session served as a valuable academic platform, strengthening clinical understanding, analytical skills, and evidence-based practice among participants.
The programme concluded with a creative showcase of reels prepared by final-year students, aligned with the theme of World Homoeopathy Week. A total of nine innovative reels were presented, effectively highlighting the scope and applicability of homoeopathy in various disease conditions and promoting public awareness.
The successful completion of Day 7 marked the culmination of a week-long academic celebration, reinforcing the integration of traditional wisdom with modern scientific approaches in advancing homoeopathy.
