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Acupuncture Today
June, 2005, Vol. 06, Issue 06 		 
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Acupuncture Poll

By Editorial Staff

The Acupuncture Poll question for March 2005 was:

What percentage of your practice consists of treating patients for infertility and related issues?

Results:

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These results are based upon 230 responses. As this is a voluntary, non-scientific survey, caution should be used in generalizing the results.

To vote in the current Acupuncture Poll, or to review comments and responses to previous poll questions, visit www.acupuncturetoday.com/acupuncturepoll.

 

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