Acupuncture Today Archives - October, 2000 (Vol. 01, Issue 10)

Greater Access to Alternative Care
Encouraging Results for Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture

  By Michael Devitt

Why We Call You "Doctor"

  By Marilyn Allen, Editor-at-Large

Volunteer Today

  By Kabba Anand, DAc, LAc, Dipl. Ac., Dipl. CH

Clinton Appoints 13-Member White House Commission on CAM Policy
Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Garner Three Representatives

  By Editorial Staff

Acupuncture Helps Fight Cocaine Addiction

  By Editorial Staff

The Importance of the Internet to Your Practice
Over Half Your Patients Are Online ... Are You?

  By Michael Devitt

What Chinese Herbs Are Used for Back Pain?

  By Andrew Gaeddert, BA, AHG

Allergies and Medical Divination

  By Heidi Hawkins, MAc, LAc

Herbalism in Hong Kong
Government to Fund Herb Research and Register TCM Practitioners

  By Editorial Staff

Treatment of the Overuse of the Upper Extremities

  By Alejandro Katz, MD, OMD, LAc, QME

How to Make an Appointment with Your Patient

  By Kevin McNamee

Misconduct Experiences from the Field

  By Marjorie Moore

News in Brief

  By Editorial Staff

Silver Needle Therapy for Low Back Pain
Procedure "Shows Promise" in Treating Postsurgical Pain

  By Editorial Staff

Sexual Misconduct: Legal and Licensing Ramifications to the Acupuncture Profession, Part II

  By Shawn Steel, JD

Breaking the Silence in South Africa
Report on the 13th International Conference on AIDS

  By Carla Wilson

Su Jok for Instant Pain Relief

  By Park Jae Woo