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- 1From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Acupuncture may be effective in treating low anterior resection syndrome (a constellation of bowel dysfunction symptoms that can occur after rectal cancer surgery). Researchers from Lithuania carried out a small pilot...
- 2From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Acupuncture is a safe and well-tolerated procedure that can reduce preoperative anxiety, conclude the authors of an Italian study. They randomised 120 patients undergoing cholecystectomy or hernia repair surgery to one...
- 3From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Electro-acupuncture (EA) shows promise for reducing symptom burden in gastric cancer patients during adjuvant chemotherapy. Chinese clinicians randomly assigned 66 gastric cancer patients receiving chemotherapy to...
- 4From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)More than half of the human body consists of non-human microbes such as bacteria and viruses. Microbes can cause infection, inflammation, immune system disorders, obesity, diabetes, respiratory and cardiovascular...
- 5From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Transcutaneous auricular vagus nerve stimulation (taVNS) can lead to symptom improvement similar to that of citalopram in patients with depression, concludes a team of authors from China and the USA. A total of 107 male...
- 6From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Acupuncture combined with aerobic exercise can improve exercise capability and mental health in patients with coronary heart disease. In a Chinese study, 60 patients with coronary heart disease were randomly divided into...
- 7From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)This article describes the case of a 10-year-old boy who presented in clinic with tonic-clonic seizures that had developed following COVID-19 infection. Six months of anti-epileptic drugs were ineffective. After a short...
- 8From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Chinese herbal medicines (CHMs) may enhance the treatment of cervicogenic dizziness (CGD) when combined with other treatments, concludes a systematic review from China. The authors included data from 35 randomised trials...
- 9From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Complete Compendium of Zhang Jingyue Vol. 50-51 Part 1: Eight Battle Arrays of New Formulae with Historical Commentaries and Supplementary Case Studies, by Zhang Jingyue and Chen Xiuyuan Translated by Allen Tsaur,...
- 10From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Placebo responses to sham controls used in experimental studies of neck pain differ significantly depending on the type of sham procedure employed, and also depend on the outcome measure used. Chinese investigators...
- 11From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Tuina, either alone or combined with other traditional Chinese medical (TCM) treatments can improve clinical outcomes in children with enuresis, according to a systematic review carried out in China. Twelve RCTs...
- 12From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Combining acupuncture with antihypertensive drugs has greater benefits than medication alone in elderly patients with hypertension. In a Taiwanese study, 70 elderly patients with hypertension and impaired physical...
- 13From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Age does not affect the positive benefit that women receive from acupuncture for stress urinary incontinence (SUI), according to a secondary analysis of data from studies carried out in China. The two randomised...
- 14From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Warm needle acupuncture combined with drug therapy can effectively improve knee swelling and pain in patients with knee osteoarthritis (KOA), and the mechanism may be related to reducing levels of inflammatory mediators....
- 15From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Anxiety disorders are one of the leading mental health concerns worldwide and have a serious impact on patients' quality of life. This case study addresses the question of whether acupuncture can be an effective...
- 16From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Adding direct thread moxibustion to drug treatment results in a better effect on psoriasis compared with drugs alone, according to a study from China. A total of 241 outpatients with psoriasis were randomly divided into...
- 17From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)This case report explores the use of acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine in a 52-year-old female patient with chronic atopic dermatitis (AD) presenting on her hands, elbows and face. Over five months, the patient...
- 18From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)A large systematic review carried out by Chinese authors has confirmed the benefit of acupuncture for women with infertility. The number of studies included in their analysis--27 studies with 7676 participants--was...
- 19From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Electro-acupuncture (EA) can improve the symptoms of premature ejaculation, which may be related to the regulation of serum testosterone by acupuncture, concludes a Chinese study. Fifty men suffering from premature...
- 20From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 129)Acupuncture combined with rehabilitation therapy demonstrates significant effects in stroke treatment, and can effectively improve patients' neurological function, prognosis and quality of life. Case data from 100 stroke...