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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction First Reports of Observation of Pd Isotopic Anomalies Miley-Patterson thin Film Light Water Electrolysis Experiments Mizuno and Ohmori: Transmutation Products on Pd Cathodes in D2O Electrolysis Experiments Neutron Activation Analysis of Deuterated Pd Samples that had Produced Significant Amounts of Excess Heat Anomalies in Trace Element Composition of Newly Formed Structures on Cathode Surface in Co-Deposition Experiments (Spawar Group) Observations of Trace Element Distribution on Cathode Surfaces following Electrolysis at Portland State University (John Dash) Russian Glow Discharge Experiments (Karabut, Savvatimova, and Others) Replication of Glow Discharge Transmutations By Yamada's Group at Iwate University, Japan Iwamura (MHI): Transmutation Reactions Observed during D2 Gas Permeation through Pd Complexes Replication of MHI Permeation Experiment by other Groups Carbon Arc Experiments Vysotskii's Microbial Transmutation Studies Summary and Conclusions Appendix: Summary of Experimental Studies in Which Nuclear Transmutation Reactions had been Reported as of 2007 References

Vitiligo a disease of cosmetic problem has much psychosocial impact. The success rate in treating this condition in conventional medicines is limited and sometimes, treatment follows with side effects. Though a few case records are documented in the past about the success of various homoeopathic medicines, yet they lack proper quantitative assessment. This is a case documented from the ongoing clinical research study on vitiligo at Clinical Research Unit (Homoeopathy), Chennai. The case was treated with Phosphorus over a period of 17 months with steady improvement which is evident from the photographs and improvement in baseline scores of presentation of the case. The outcome of the ongoing multicentric clinical research study will reveal further regarding the effect of homoeopathic medicine in Vitiligo.