Harry Potter and the Pirates of Publishing
"Harry Potter and" is the pirates' steal of the century.
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FDA to issue guidance documents for nanotech
The FDA will begin to issue guidance documents for nanotechnology.
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Brain chips to reform medicine
Brain chips will cure disease or prevent symptoms, scientists say.
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Cats predict death, dogs forestall disease
Not only can dogs detect bladder cancer, but animals generally seem to have a sixth sense for illness and even imminent death.
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Vitamin D therapy discussed in detail
Vitamin D therapy has a pathway pattern that is species-specific, scientists have found.
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Most common alternative remedies in UK
The most common alternative remedies in Great Britain today are slightly different than those on the U.S. list.
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Chapel Hill Integrative Medicine Associates expands integrative medicine offerings
Chapel Hill Integrative Medicine Associates announces the expansion of its integrative medicine family medicine practice.
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Stock market alert: weathering the bear slide
The stock market slid today around lunch-time.
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Bahamas tourism challenged by new passport rules
The Bahamas government has expressed concern about tourism challenges from the new passport rules.
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adverse effects of using prescription drugs with natural health products underreported
The adverse effects of using prescription drugs side by side with natural health products (NHP) are being under-reported in Canada.
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Are skincare microcapsules mainstream or alternative medicine?
Maybe the question is moot if all we care about is whether these skin therapies work.
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Cinnamon touted for medicinal properties
Cinnamon has long been prized for its medicinal properties but now the biblical origins of this healing quality are being probed.
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NCCAM Names Jean H. McKay Director of the Office of Policy, Planning, and Evaluation
NCCAM Names Jean H. McKay Director of the Office of Policy, Planning, and Evaluation.
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Laughter therapy at Cleveland Clinic
The Cleveland Clinic now offers laughter therapy.
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MSNBC profiles complementary and alternative medicine
MSNBC profiles alternative therapies in a piece provocatively entitled, "Alternative medicine -- cure or crock?"
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Medical and complementary and alternative medical uses of the iPhone
An MD points out that medical uses of the iPhone far exceed simply calling up health related videos.
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Bionic hand costs less than 6 million dollars
The real bionic hand has arrived, at a price tag less than Lee Majors paid.
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Top 10 Transhumanist Technologies
Top 10 Transhumanist Technologies listed by futurist are almost here.
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Compassion and the Art of Medicine series coming soon
The annual hosted by Baylor College of Medicine in Houston opens soon.
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Center for Integrative Medicine offers lecture series
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's Center for Integrative Medicine (CIM) is offering a lecture series on complementary health care.
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Integrative Medicine Practice relies on PR firm
Chapel Hill Integrative Medicine Associates (CHIMA) has selected Jennings, the Chapel Hill branding and advertising agency, to provide strategic marketing consulting services.
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Top 10 Complementary Medical Treatments From Mayo Clinic
Top 10 Complementary Medical Treatments From Mayo Clinic sounds like something you would never have heard 10 years ago.
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Music therapy as complementary and alternative medicine
Music as a CAM therapy is profiled at last.
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Day trading with Oliver Velez rocks
Day trading with Oliver Velez through his proprietary courses is an outstanding experience.
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The Singularity Vanishes
More accurately, "Singularity" has been overused and the signifier no longer fits the signified.
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Response to spinal manipulation questioning
The UK's General Osteopathic Council responds to questions regarding the safety of spinal manipulation.
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Selenium supplements might increase risk of diabetes
Researchers warn that selenium supplements could increase risk of diabetes.
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Meditation study suggests no physical health benefit
A recent meditation study suggests no physical health benefit.
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Electronic medical record may increase malpractice risk
Electronic medical record may increase malpractice risk, according to a physician survey.
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Holistic, alternative and complementary medicine explained
Finally, a generic explanation of holistic, alternative and complementary medicine.
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Diabetes Management Should Consider Complementary and Alternative Medicine
New research suggests diabetes management should consider alternative health care.
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Integrative medicine featured in New York press
Integrative medicine is featured in an upstate NY newspaper.
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Chiropractic malpractice and cancer care
A new case sheds light on malpractice liability that may attach to chiropractors treating patients with serious medical conditions.
Continue Reading...Sleep journal questions some CAM therapies
According to Sleep, many common oral non-prescription treatments for insomnia have no beneficial effect.
Continue Reading...eMindful.com offers CMEs in Complementary and Alternative Medicine Via Live, Online Classes
eMindful.com is offering CMEs in Complementary and Alternative Medicine online.
Continue Reading...Australia funds National Institute for Complementary Medicine at the University of Western Sydney
The National Institute for Complementary Medicine at the University of Western Sydney will receive funding from the Australian government.
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The Practice of Integrative Medicine: A Legal and Operational Guide is now available from Springer.
One of the transformations facing health care in the twenty-first century is the safe, effective, and appropriate integration of
Michael H. Cohen's novel A Question of Time is about consciousness. Gabriel Goodman takes a vacation from his law firm
Legal Issues in Integrative Medicine: A Guide for Clinicians, Hosptials, and Patients by Michael H. Cohen (National Acupuncture Foundation,
In Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Legal Boundaries and Regulatory Perspectives, Michael H. Cohen breaks new ground in putting together the
In Beyond Complementary Medicine, Michael H. Cohen goes deeper into the legal, ethical, and regulatory aspects of integrating complementary and
Future Medicine by Michael H. Cohen is an investigation into the clinical, legal, ethical, and regulatory changes occurring in our
What happens when a Wall Street lawyer, steeped in Judaism, enters an interfaith seminary, engages mystically, and connects with disincarnate