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Alexandra N. Delinick grew up in New York City and attended the Bronx High School of Science, then went on to receive her Bachelor in Honors Curriculum from Hunter College, City University of New York. She then attended the Aristotelian University Medical School in Thessaloniki, Greece and received her medical degree. In 1987 George Vithoulkas asked her to be his assistant in order to help him on a book he was writing at the time and she was his assistant until 1999. She went to Greece to meet George Vithoulkas because she was dissatisfied with how conventional medicine handled chronic pathologies. This was especially evident to her during her stay in Boston, at Harvard University Medical School - Judge Baker Guidance Center. Then around 1990-1 she started working at Vithoulkas’ Center of Homeopathic Medicine in Athens. She became Research Director of this center and the Hellenic Medical Homeopathic League and was elected General Secretary of Research for the LMHI or International League of Medical Homeopaths from 1995 to 1998. She was also Executive/Science Editor of the “European Journal of Classical Homeopathy.” In July 2002 she was given the chair/professorship in the School of Homeopathic Therapy at the NSA “Vassil Levski” University in Sofia, Bulgaria. Along with another professor she was instrumental in writing a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science Program in Homeopathic Therapy for the university. The Master of Science course in Homeopathic Therapy gave accredited Master of Science diplomas to medical doctors. The program was discontinued in 2004. She is currently treating patients as a classical Homeopath and has founded the Institute of Homeotherapy. This Institute gives lessons to advanced homeopaths. [see Institute of Homeotherapy] She continues her research in Homeopathy and hopes that some day conventional medicine will adopt some key notions from Homeopathy.

 

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