More and more patients are turning to so-called "alternative" medications, and more and more entities are becoming aware of this. The World Health Organization has published a “Traditional Medicine Strategy,” the White House Commission published “Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy,” and the National Institutes of Health created the
Traditional Chinese medicine is probably the most used of the alternative...
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The latest issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine includes recommendations for immunizations for adults in the United States. The... Read more »
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A reader of The Vancouver Sun asks Dr. Andrew Weil how best to manage Crohn's disease. According to Dr. Weil, traditional Chinese medicine--which... Read more »
Certain traditional Chinese medicine, including tea and acupuncture, may safely and effectively help treat chronic eczema, a new report finds. Read more »
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(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- The ancient Chinese martial art, Tai Chi, involves slow, controlled poses, relaxation and deep breathing. Now, patients with... Read more »
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