Remedy

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Remedy may refer to:

Music

• Remedy (David Crowder Band album), an album by the Christian worship group David Crowder Band
• Remedy (album), an album by British house duo Basement Jaxx
• Remedy (rapper), an American rapper affiliated with the Wu-Tang Clan
• Remedy (band), a band formed by Yes guitarist Steve Howe as an outlet for solo recordings
• "Remedy" (song), a song by the band Seether from their album Karma and Effect
• "Remedy" (Cold song), a song by the band Cold from their album Year of the Spider
• "Remedy" (The Black Crowes song), a song by the Black Crowes that reached No.1 on Billboards Mainstream Rock Tracks Chart in 1992
• "The Remedy (I Won't Worry)", a song by Jason Mraz from the album Waiting For My Rocket To Come
• Remedy Records, a record label

Medical

• Home remedy, a practical cure or treatment for a medical condition that one does at home
• Homeopathic remedy, treatment for a medical condition of the sick, that employs weak diluted agents known to produce the symptoms of the disease in those who are healthy
• Environmental remediation, remedying/remediating an environment, usually in reference to a habitat, as a means of improving health of resident organisms.

Other

• Judicial remedy, an action taken by a court of law to enforce a right, impose a penalty, or make some other court order in order to resolve a dispute
• Remedy Corporation, a company that produces the Action Request System software toolset. Now the Service Management Business Unit of BMC Software
• Remedy Entertainment, a Finnish software company that produces the Max Payne series of video games
• Remedy UK, a pressure (lobby) group representing junior doctors in the UK
• Dog Remedy , a company that offers behavior modification training and supplies for dogs

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