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More than 13,000 delegates attended the American Public Health Association’s (APHA) annual meeting in Washington, D.C., from Nov. 3-7. The theme of this year’s meeting was “Politics, Policy and Public Health.” Keynote speakers included Julie Gerberding, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Sanjay Gupta, who spoke…
Kristen E. Porter, PhD, MS, MAc, LAc; Elizabeth Sommers, PhD, MPH, LAc
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Beyond a "Cosmetic" Approach to the Facial Landscape
As an Oriental medicine practitioner, I cannot help but marvel at the resolute manner in which we Westerners continue to view reality - in a reductive fashion as comprising an array of polarities. Although we persist in maintaining a dualistic and mechanistic perspective of creation, we nevertheless cannot escape the…
Mary Elizabeth Wakefield, LAc, Dipl. Ac., MS, MM
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Hyperthyroidism is not often seen in the clinic, but Chinese herbal medicine can be very helpful. I want to talk about two cases involving hyperthyroidism.
Jake Paul Fratkin, OMD, LAc
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Since its beginning, acupuncture and Oriental medicine (AOM) education in the United States has not been static and continues to grow and transform in many ways. Today, a number of issues confront and will impact the future of acupuncture and Oriental medicine. The development of the first professional doctoral degree…
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Welcome to 2008, the Year of the Rat. The past year has been filled with surprises and many new adventures. A great big THANK YOU goes out to the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine for the role it played in the American Public Health Association conference in…
Marilyn Allen, Editor at Large
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Imagine if you could have access to the leading authorities in acupuncture and Oriental medicine. How far could you advance your practice by utilizing the most current information on the most effective ways to care for your patients? What level of growth could you achieve if you could access the…
Acupuncture Today Staff
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19 Years and Still Going Strong
The Pacific College of Oriental Medicine hosted its 19 th annual Pacific Symposium on Nov. 8-11, 2007 at the Catamaran Resort, located at Mission Bay in San Diego. More than 700 guests enjoyed the four-day event filled with lectures, workshops, advanced techniques and much more. Speakers and highlights included keynote…
Christie Bondurant
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General Acupuncture
A recent survey of voters in Iowa regarding health care issues has revealed what may be a vital trend for the upcoming 2008 elections. If the survey results are any indication, the American public - and more importantly, the voting public - wants more choices and more access to complementary…
Acupuncture Today Staff
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In late October 2007, more than 500,000 San Diego county residents were forced to evacuate their homes due to raging wildfires. Officials estimated that one in three houses in San Diego County was evacuated. Many of these residents sought shelter at evacuation centers across the county. The largest of these…
Tina Beychok
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General Acupuncture
Chinese medicine is filled with images of “The Great Physician.” Mostly a mythical entity, the good doctor is usually depicted as a wise and humble man, filled with compassion for his fellow creatures, while employing effective and often mysterious methods to cure them. He knows more than he says, yet…
Nancy Post, MAc, PhD
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Your question is not typical, but is certainly reasonable for a patient with this presentation, as it will be more difficult and require much more time, effort and expertise to deliver your acupuncture service. You are correct in your assessment of acupuncture codes, the requirement for reinsertion and the fact…
Samuel A. Collins
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Profession Celebrates Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Day On Oct. 24, 2007, the profession marked the fifth annual Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Day. SCU College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Welcomes New Faculty Southern California University of Health Sciences (SCU) has appointed three new faculty members to its College of Acupuncture…
Acupuncture Today Staff
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The dual quest for longevity and beauty began some 5,000 years ago with the Chinese. It was said that the great Emperor Shih-Huang-ti of the imperial Ch’in dynasty was on an unending quest to defy death when faced with the truth of his own mortality. During his reign, messengers and…
Mary Elizabeth Wakefield, LAc, Dipl. Ac., MS, MM
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I was recently nominated for inclusion in the American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AAAOM) Historical Leaders in Oriental Medicine project. This project will commemorate the 25 th anniversary of the organization and the historical progression of Oriental medicine in the United States. What follows are my answers (excerpted)…
Neil Gumenick, MAc, LAc, Dipl. Ac.
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Wen dan tang (Warm the Gallbladder decoction) is a very popular and well-known formula in treating the symptoms of dizziness, vertigo, nausea/vomiting, insomnia, palpitation and anxiety caused by phlegm heat. The name of the formula and the indications are frequently confused because ” wen ” means “warming.” However, the indications…
Lawrence Hsiao, MD, MS; Eric Hsiao, MD, PhD; Wen-Shuo Wu, MPH, MSAOM, LAc
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General Acupuncture
I read with interest Bob Flaws’ recent piece on the frequency of acupuncture treatment. It occurs to me that the frequency of treatment necessary to be effective will differ greatly, given the perspective from which one views treatment and the skills of the practitioner. I have practiced full time for…
Acupuncture Today Staff
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In my last article, I examined menstruation from the TCM perspective. Here, we are going to break down the cycle further and look at how TCM views each part of the cycle. The goal of this is to better understand what is happening physiologically from a TCM perspective, so we…
Kaleb Montgomery, DTCM
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General Acupuncture
Individuals fall out of the amniotic sea and emerge into this world of duality. We transform from being physically connected to the source while exchanging processed nutrients, to a state where we must commit to processing our own interactions with the world. Yet, if the fetus passes urine or stools…
Steven Alpern, LAc

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