CAMLAW : Complementary And Alternative Medicine Law Blog

Tennis player-turned-TV presenter Annabel Croft describes how her life has been transformed by homeopathy.

Googled recently did I (that's "Yoga grammar") under spiritual attorney Newport Beach and found Michael H. Cohen pop up.

The Obama Administration has asked the "Evolutionary Leaders" to communicate about how we can change the course of the unprecedented events that are challenging this planet.

Integrative medicine and the dietary supplement business are booming.

Not all firms claiming to have FDA medical device registration may be in compliance.

An environmental medicine presentation will address healing from toxicities.

Can chirorpactors really help treat back pain?

Gingko? Forget about it! And other mysteries including the power of mantra.

Integrative medicine CDs, NCCAM survey, and thoughts on naturopathic medicine continue to bring legal and practice issues to the surface.

The new survey on complementary and alternative medicine use by Americans is being widely discussed.

Pediatric CAM use is rising, reports the CDC.

The Program on Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona gets some press for graduating an integrative medicine doc.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument on Wyeth v. Diane Levine today, raising questions about the limits of federal preemption.

That's the comfort of massage therapy and other healing arts, not the beverage.

What do CAM for cancer care and dietary supplements for arthritis have in common?

...people listen.

Homeopathy has some new research behind it for pain management.

Glycadia Pharmaceuticals features innovative products for complications of diabetes, including nephropathy, retinopathy and cardiovascular disease.

More information abounds on the Web about you and alternative health care.

If you liked "March of the Falsettos," you'll like this post on march, march, march of the alternative meds.

Cinnamon-eating mice have lower blood pressure--this and other medical mysteries explored within.

A practitioner considers Reiki to be 'beyond massage therapy.'

Today's health roundup brings both information and criticism regarding complementary care approaches to health.

Care for your holistic dog, and learn whether CAM is a treat or treatment.

Health trends include a new book on CAM and cancer care, a discussion contamination issues in Ayurvedic herbs, AIDS and nutrition.

Complementary medicine remains in the news with greater utilization in the military, and greater cohesion among fragmented CAM groups.

Bloggers discuss research on acupuncture and chiropractic, Tai Chi for health, and CAM and MS.

A hospital announces Tai Chi and Qigong classes and other complementary and alternative medicine news.

Physicians should discuss CAM use and effectiveness with their patients and refer patients if appropriate, concludes one recent study.

Health trends include qigong for cancer care with a video by MD Anderson.

Complementary therapies for allergies, Reiki for police, mindfulness movement, green energy and energy medicine.

A psychiatrist and neurologist writes that complementary and alternative medicine can help with hospital stays.