CAMLAW: Complementary and Alternative Medicine Law Blog : Complementary, Alternative, & Integrative Medicine Law, Regulation, Ethics & Policy (Alternative and Complementary Medicine, Medical Spa Information, Holistic Health Attorney, and Legal Resources)

Green tea makes the news again with a study of its effect on inflammatory bladder disease.

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Yoga research from BU and McLean announces the obvious: that yoga can help overcome depression.

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For Minnesota residents interested in complementary medicine, check out the upcoming holistic health care.

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For Minnesota residents interested in complementary medicine, check out the upcoming holistic health care.

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Teach Kids Peace offers its latest perspective on reducing violence by teaching peace.

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Two patient deaths are reportedly attributable to an improper mixture of colchicine which was administered intravenously.

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A new device can help people achieve relaxation and a refreshing nano-nap.

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Johns Hopkins Nursing Spring 2007 explores the wide variety of complementary and alternative therapies used by Hopkins nurses and

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A five-year-old research center dedicated to understanding and improving Echinacea and Hypericum perforatum (St. John's wort) has received $4.4 million in continuation funding from the National Institutes of Health.

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A study has found it unlikely that supplements such as gingko or ginseng alter drug pharmacokinetics.

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Wasting no time, the returned Bahamas PM has laid out seven ethical principles for his new government.

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Implantable chips have been approved for use in humans.

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Basic legal issues surrounding holistic healing include licensure and credentialing, malpractice, professional discipline and questions of food and drug law.

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Yoga commodification is sharply critiqued in a piece by Slate magazine.

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Speciesism, the notion that humans are unique and special and therefore deserve to dominate everything on this planet, takes another knock.

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A test case in Austria is seeking to establish that Hiasl, a chimp, deserves legal recognition as a person.

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A conference at the University of Victoria sponsored by the Association of Complementary and Integrative Physicians proposes to explore broader use of integrative medicine in Canada.

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