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• Select Battlefield acupuncture reduces veterans' pain and opioid use after surgery.

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  Battlefield acupuncture reduces veterans' pain and opioid use after surgery.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022161 words Brief article 1400LBattlefield acupuncture (BFA) shows potential benefits for reducing pain intensity and opioid requirement in military veteran patients undergoing surgery. American clinicians randomly assigned 72 patients undergoing...
• Select The Yin and Yang of Fats and Cooking Oils.

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  The Yin and Yang of Fats and Cooking Oils.

  Authors:Peter Torssell and Velia WortmanFrom:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 20229,773 words Article 1740LChronic disease, obesity, inflammatory and allergic disease have become so common that they are on the verge of being normalised. It is no longer unusual for patients to be on several medications at a time, often for...
• Select Acupuncture plus rehab improves swallowing after throat cancer surgery.

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  Acupuncture plus rehab improves swallowing after throat cancer surgery.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022216 words Brief article 1410LAcupuncture combined with swallowing training can improve swallowing function and quality of life of laryngeal cancer patients experiencing dysphagia after surgery. Chinese investigators randomised 71 postoperative...
• Select Acupuncture Pulse Diagnosis and the Constitutional Conditional Paradigm Acupuncture Pulse Diagnosis and the Constitutional Conditional Paradigm. More donkey business: enigmas in the classical Chinese texts and their elucidation by pulse diagnosis.

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  Acupuncture Pulse Diagnosis and the Constitutional Conditional Paradigm Acupuncture Pulse Diagnosis and the Constitutional Conditional Paradigm. More donkey business: enigmas in the classical Chinese texts and their elucidation by pulse diagnosis.

  Author:Olga FedinaFrom:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 20221,149 words Article 1510LAcupuncture Pulse Diagnosis and the Constitutional Conditional Paradigm Acupuncture Pulse Diagnosis and the Constitutional Conditional Paradigm. More donkey business: enigmas in the classical Chinese texts and their...
• Select Acupressure helpful for pain management after chest surgery.

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  Acupressure helpful for pain management after chest surgery.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022112 words Brief article 1230LAcupressure can help with pain management in patients after thoracoscopic surgery, according to a study carried out in Taiwan. A total of 100 participants were randomised into two groups. Participants in the experimental...
• Select Discrimination of Flavour in a Late 19th Century Bencao.

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  Discrimination of Flavour in a Late 19th Century Bencao.

  Author:Tom EhrmanFrom:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 20228,126 words Article 1480LThis article presents selected excerpts from the Bencao Wenda (Questions and Answers on the Materia Medica, 1896) by Tang Zonghai, which was one of the last bencao (materia medica) to be published during the Qing...
• Select Editorial.

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  Editorial.

  Author:Daniel MaxwellFrom:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022578 words Editorial 1240LRecent events have highlighted the idiosyncratic nature of human perception. During the height of the coronavirus pandemic, for instance, when talking with patients you never quite knew whether you might uncover a...
• Select Acupuncture effective for chronic tension-type headache.

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  Acupuncture effective for chronic tension-type headache.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022218 words Brief article 1280LAcupuncture is effective for preventing chronic tension-type headache (CTTH), according to a study carried out by Chinese authors. In a randomised trial the 218 subjects had suffered from tension-type headaches for an...
• Select Electro-acupuncture regulates immune function and decreases inflammation in sepsis.

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  Electro-acupuncture regulates immune function and decreases inflammation in sepsis.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022206 words Brief article 1440LElectro-acupuncture (EA) can regulate immune function in patients with sepsis, to achieve an antiinflammatory state and improve clinical symptoms. Clinicians in China randomised 60 patients diagnosed with sepsis into...
• Select Cannabis in Chinese Medicine: Modern Interpretations and Integrations.

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  Cannabis in Chinese Medicine: Modern Interpretations and Integrations.

  Author:Lisa NicholsonFrom:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 20224,957 words Article 1410LCannabis has been a part of traditional medicine in every culture where the plant grows. Its use fell from grace, however, in the early 20th century when it became classified as an illegal recreational drug on a...
• Select Electrical acupoint stimulation boosts pregnancy rates in IVF.

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  Electrical acupoint stimulation boosts pregnancy rates in IVF.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022277 words Brief article 1410LTranscutaneous electrical acupoint stimulation (TEAS) can significantly improve clinical pregnancy rates in women undergoing in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) embryo transfer (ET), especially in women of older age. A total of...
• Select Acumoxa suppresses cellular transition associated with Crohn's progression.

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  Acumoxa suppresses cellular transition associated with Crohn's progression.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022146 words Brief article 1360LAcupuncture combined with moxibustion can suppress a cellular transition that indicates disease progression in Crohn's disease, according to Chinese researchers. Sixty-three patients with Crohn's disease were randomly...
• Select Acupuncture improves loss of smell in long COVID.

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  Acupuncture improves loss of smell in long COVID.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022145 words Brief article 1160LJapanese clinicians have reported that acupuncture can be an effective treatment for olfactory dysfunction in long COVID. They describe two cases of olfactory dysfunction in long COVID patients. Bilateral Yingxiang...
• Select Acupuncture improves nerve regeneration in chemo-induced neuropathy.

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  Acupuncture improves nerve regeneration in chemo-induced neuropathy.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022221 words Brief article 1470LAcupuncture can enhance nerve regeneration in chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN), which is measurable in terms of both subjective reported improvement and objective neurological findings. A German research...
• Select Reflective and Refractive Practice: Lessons from Reviewing Acupuncture for Plantar Heel Pain.

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  Reflective and Refractive Practice: Lessons from Reviewing Acupuncture for Plantar Heel Pain.

  Author:Richard J. ClarkFrom:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 20226,344 words Article 1170LReviews of the use of acupuncture for plantar heel pain reveal great heterogeneity. A wide range of approaches may be subsumed under the rubric 'acupuncture and related techniques'. Similarly, many different labels have...
• Select Acupuncture adds benefit to pelvic floor exercises for incontinence.

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  Acupuncture adds benefit to pelvic floor exercises for incontinence.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022135 words Brief article 1350LAcupuncture can add benefit to pelvic floor exercises (PFE) for symptom improvement and quality of life in women with urinary incontinence (UI). Researchers from Hong Kong randomised 137 women with UI of various types...
• Select Five acupuncture sessions as good as 10 for migraine.

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  Five acupuncture sessions as good as 10 for migraine.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022146 words Brief article 1300LFive sessions of acupuncture treatment is equivalent in benefit to ten sessions for treating migraine, according to research carried out in Thailand. One hundred and fifty-six migraine patients were randomly assigned...
• Select Al-guided electrical acupoint stimulation helps cancer patients treat their fatigue.

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  Al-guided electrical acupoint stimulation helps cancer patients treat their fatigue.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022427 words Article 1610LTranscutaneous electrical acupoint stimulation (TEAS), self-administered by patients under the guidance of an artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled, smartphone-delivered system, can significantly relieve cancer-related...
• Select Acupuncture can be effective for long COVID.

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  Acupuncture can be effective for long COVID.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022189 words Brief article 1260LAcupuncture can be effective in treating long COVID, and is effective in preventing viral recurrence after recovery. A retrospective case series carried out by Chinese clinicians analysed the disease and treatment course...
• Select Acupuncture reduces pain and improves function in de Quervain's.

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  Acupuncture reduces pain and improves function in de Quervain's.

  From:The Journal of Chinese Medicine (Issue 130)

  Oct. 2022117 words Brief article 1080LAcupuncture is effective for reducing pain intensity and improving hand strength and disability in patients with de Quervain's tenosynovitis (DQt). A Hong Kong-based research team randomised 68 subjects with DQt into an...