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Integrative Healthcare Symposium 2009

Registration is now live! Keynotes include Jeffrey Bland, PhD and Woodson Merrell, MD. More >>

Integrative Practitioner Focus on Healthcare Policy

Resources including key content, discussion topics and action items in integrative healthcare policy. More >>

Bookstore

Check out our book recommendations for the Holiday Season! More >>

Slowing the Progression of Cognitive Decline: An Examination of Methods

Tom Morrione, MD examines the poll results and supporting research behind the best methods for slowing the progression of cognitive decline. More >>

Seasonal Stress: Homeopathic Sensations

Nancy Gahles, DC, CCH, RSHom(NA) discusses the modes and manifestations of stress during the holiday season and how homeopathy categorizes and offers remedies for them. More >>

Mind-Body Approaches for Management of Stress Illnesses

Norman Shealy, MD, PhD discusses the history of mind/body approaches to managing stress-related illnesses. More >>



Features

The Role of Stress in the Current Metabolic Crisis
Thomas G. Guilliams, PhD discusses the recent emergence of metabolic-related chronic disease patterns.

‘Tis the Season of Ultimate Giving
Lise Alschuler, ND, FABNO highlights the most valuable gifts practitioners can give patients.

Roadmaps for Our Future - Interview with NIH NCCAM Director Josephine Briggs, MD
John Weeks interviews NIH NCCAM Director, Josephine Briggs, MD.

Maintaining a Healthy Work Environment in Stressful and Uncertain Times
Mary Jo Kreitzer PhD, RN, FAAN discusses how to maintain a healthy work environment during stressful times.

Acupuncture and Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) for Weight Loss: A Short Synopsis of Recent Studies
Jillian L. Capodice, LAc discusses four studies on acupuncture and complimentary/alternative medicine for weight loss.


News

Physical Activity Key to Cardiovascular Impact of Depression
Researchers at the University of California San Francisco found that depression may be associated with worse outcomes in patients with coronary heart disease.

Nature and Nurture Contribute to Overeating
Investigators in Scotland found that food cravings may be determined by a genetic mutation associated with obesity.  

Study Reveals 38 Percent of Adults in U.S. Use a Form of CAM
According to a nationwide government survey, approximately 38 percent of U.S. adults aged 18 years and over use some form of CAM.

Integrative Therapeutics, Inc. and AANP Select Residency Sites for STAIR Program
The winning residency sites are selected and for the 2009 Integrative Therapeutics and American Association of Naturopathic Physicians STAIRSM Residency Scholarship Program. 

Research Shows Vulnerability to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Runs in Families
Research in the journal Psychiatric Genetics reveals that the genetic makeup of some individuals renders them more vulnerable to developing PTSD, anxiety and depressive symptoms.

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