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Jeffrey Bland, PhD: Making Genetic Testing More Clinically Valuable
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Omega-3 Fatty Acids Reduce Inflammation through Cannabinoids
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Is the New York Times Picking on the Science for CBD?
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Boot-Strapping a Research-Base: Naturopathy’s Scientific Journey via a Journal Special Issue
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“Normalizing” Integrative Medicine in Large Delivery Organizations: Nancy Sudak, MD and the Essentia Model
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Integrative Psychiatrist Scott Shannon, MD: The Phase III MDMA Trial and the Transformation of Psychotherapy
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Coming of the Light: The 2018 Integrator Top 10 for Policy and Action in Integrative Health and Medicine
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Portrait of a Medical Cannabis Clinical Practice: Shaping the Road Ahead
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