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Commentary/Into the Future: Amazon and the Rise of Personal Healthcare
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Major Boost in COVID-19 Protective Antibodies Seen in Breast Milk after Vaccination
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Strange but True: Llamas as the Solution to COVID Antibodies Explained
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Evolving Incomes, Services and Clinical Foci of Naturopathic Practices: Musings on the Graduate Success and Compensation Study
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The Chopra Library at the Walton-Funded and Gaudet-Led Whole Health Institute: What’s the Plan?
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In the George Floyd Moment: Removing the “O-Word” from Acupuncture and Eastern Medicine
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John Weeks: “Mending Our History” – Acu-Detox Group Engages Its Black Panther and Young Lord Roots in the Time of George Floyd
The dominant origin story of the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA) – known for their certified providers of the 5-point ear acupuncture protocol – begins with the association’s formation in 1985. It is a story featuring a remarkable white male medical doctor who was a breakthrough clinician in recognizing the
The Path to a Virginia Medical Center’s COVID-19 Integrative Protocol Using Multiple Natural Agents: Interview with Paul Marik, MD
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U Vermont’s Multi-Stakeholder Integrative Pain Pilot: Initial Reflections on Outcomes & Transferability
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