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The American Association of Oriental Medicine (AAOM) was formed in 1981 to be the unifying force for American acupuncturists who are dedicated to high educational standards and the well-regulated ethical practice of acupuncture and Oriental medicine. The AAOM’s mission is to promote excellence and integrity in the professional practice of…
William Morris, DAOM, PhD, LAc
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The following letter was written in response to “Acupuncture Point Warming in the New Millennium: Finding a Safe, Smokeless Alternative” by Matthew J. Robinson, which appeared in the May 2005 issue. Mr. Robinson’s reply appears after the letter.
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“What Are My Choices?” is here to answer all of those questions - and more. What Are My Choices? is an occasional column that gives you the information you need straight from the experts: the companies themselves. This issue’s column focuses on technique seminar s - ingredients that are essential…
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In the mid-1970s, Michael Smith, a medical doctor at Lincoln Hospital in New York, modified an existing system of auricular acupuncture into a simple five-point technique for the treatment of many common drug addictions as an alternative to methadone. This selection of ear points eventually became what is now referred…
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When we are getting started in our practice, we want to tell everyone what we are doing and why they need us. We have been told by teachers, newspapers and other practitioners that Oriental medicine is coming to the forefront of health care, and that if we educate the public,…
Sherry I. Shoemaker, LAc, Dipl. Ac.
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Save the dates and plan to attend this year’s conference of the Society for Acupuncture Research (SAR), co-sponsored by the University of New Mexico Medical School, to be held Oct. 21-23 in Albuquerque. Since its inauguration in 1993, the annual conference has reflected SAR’s role as a focal point for…
Lixing Lao, PhD, LAc
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The scene: Northern California, summer 2005. A Vietnam war veteran is relaxing on a local beach. A Coast Guard helicopter flies nearby. The man breaks out in hives; he begins to sweat, and his pulse races. The man has done extensive therapy and is aware that the helicopter is bringing…
Andrew Rader, LAc, MS
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If I have only a limited number of hours available to devote to hospital practice, is it worth my time to pursue offering clinical services? Realistically, I don’t have more than one morning a week to work in a hospital environment, but I’d like to consider practicing there. Any ideas?
Kristen E. Porter, PhD, MS, MAc, LAc; Elizabeth Sommers, PhD, MPH, LAc
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The Acupuncture Poll question for June 2005 was: When inserting acupuncture needles, do you use a guide tube?
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After an extensive search, Bastyr University has announced the hiring of Dr. Dan Church to be the school’s next president. Dr. Church will officially assume his duties in September, and will take over the position from Dr. John Daley, who served as president on an interim basis.
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There are countless fabulous points left to us by Master Tung Ching Chang, but I would rate points 77.01 and 77.02, the “correct tendons” points, in the top five. Although they may take a little practice to perfect, these points are consistently profound in their effect, treating tai yang -type…
Susan Johnson, LAc
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Patients undergoing treatment for cancer is becoming more commonplace as cancer rates increase in our society. Most acupuncturist patient loads now include patients who have had cancer, or who are being treated for it. An area of significant contribution by the qualified herbalist is the integration of Chinese herbal medicine…
Jake Paul Fratkin, OMD, LAc
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From May 31 to June 3, 2005, a historical dialogue took place among conventional medical and complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) educators and the leaders in the movement towards integrated health care. The dialogue, formally denominated the National Education Dialogue (NED) to Advance Integrated Health Care: Creating Common Ground ,…
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has just published a new determination of “customary and reasonable” fees for the acupuncture CPT codes introduced at the beginning of 2005. As a result of the new determination, CMS has increased these fees by an average of 63 percent for acupuncture…
Shane Burras, LAc
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Welcome to autumn! Even though I do not see the leaves outside my house turning to magnificent reds, oranges and golds just yet, I know that fall is here. The beginning of school is just around the corner, the football season will start soon (and the baseball season will end),…
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Research in recent decades has shown that sports and exercise address more than just leisure and competition. Regular physical activity has been proven to be effective way both for health promotion and prevention of onset or worsening of many chronic diseases, and the slowing down of age-related functional decline in…
Shahin Ahmedov, MD (ECFMG), PhD
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With this article, I conclude my sixth year as the “Needle Techniques” columnist for Acupuncture Today . This has been a wonderful period of professional growth, as I tried to codify some of my more valuable clinical experiences of over 20 years for students and practitioners in the simple format…
Skya Abbate, DOM
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Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is the current name for a disorder characterized by debilitating fatigue and a variety of associated physical, constitutional and neuropsychological complaints. The clinical manifestation of CFS includes fatigue, difficulty concentrating, headaches, sore throat, tender lymph nodes, muscle aches, joint aches, fever, difficulty sleeping, psychiatric problems (such…
Douglas Yi Wang, LAc, Dipl. Ac., MD (China)
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Who is the real healer? How can the relationship between caregiver and patient be optimized? From October 6-9, 2005, experts in Western and traditional Chinese medicine will engage in dialogues that get to the heart of healing at the fourth annual Building Bridges of Integration for Traditional Chinese Medicine educational…
Kristen Georgi
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In last month’s issue, the editors of Acupuncture Today looked at several laws that had been introduced in states lettered A through M—specifically, Arkansas, California, Florida, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, and Missouri—and the effect those laws could have on the practice of acupuncture. In this issue, we’ll examine proposed laws…
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