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Majority are More Mindful of Practicing Self-care in Post-Pandemic World
The vast majority of U.S. adults (80%) say they will be more mindful about practicing self-care regularly once the pandemic is over, according to a ...
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LANCET: COVID-19 Linked to Inflammatory Disorder in Young Children
COVID-19 may be linked to rare inflammatory disorder in young children. This first detailed report published in The Lancet describes an increase in cases of ...
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Mapping a Healthcare Frontier: CHI Illuminates Science and Action in $2.8-Billion Energy Medicine Industry
In the minds of many in the dominant school of medicine, all of integrative medicine is frontier science. That bias often holds that the integrative ...
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Hydrogen Supports Healing of Metabolic Disease and its Consequences
Molecular hydrogen is a novel tool that also may be useful in the fight against metabolic disease and its consequences, each of which continue to ...
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Integrative Health and Climate Change: Perspectives of Thomas, Katz, Sommers, Kelly, Kane, Purdy and Harvie
What kind of response would come in from the call for perspectives (up to 250 words): “How might rapid uptake of the integrative model influence ...
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Fat Cells Sense Sunlight, which Supports a Healthy Metabolism
A headline like this sounds too strange to be true. Yes, fat cells deep under your skin can sense sunlight. And when bodies do not ...
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[Case Study] Negotiating Your Career in Integrative Health and Medicine
Managing a busy consultancy, I work on wide-ranging projects with a diverse collection of medical providers, administrators and small business owners. I always find working ...
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Elizabeth “Liza” Goldblatt, PhD, MPA/HA Honored with AIHM’s Change-Maker Award: 8 Leaders Offer Gratitude
How about a research department at an acupuncture and Oriental medicine school? Let’s partner with mainstream academic institutions and go after NIH grants! Wouldn’t it ...
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Patients Are Consumers: Ignoring that Fact is Futile
In a recent Medscape editorial, noted bioethicist Art Caplan, PhD remarked on a published commentary by Hastings scholars in Health Affairs titled ‘Patient-Centered Care, Yes; ...
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Exposure to Blue Light may Accelerate Aging in the Brain and Retinas
New research at Oregon State University suggests that the blue wavelengths produced by light-emitting diodes damage cells in the brain as well as retinas. The ...
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