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Yes, you can get inflammation in your brain.

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Nature - Lawyers and physicians fear the case could silence scientific debate on traditional remedies.

This Psychiatry Simplified playlist, presented by Dr. Sanil Rege, the creator of the accredited Academy curriculum, including the comprehensive 10-hour cours...

Please note: the English version of this article was originally published as a piece in its entirety in the Journal of Chinese Medicine (1999). It was translated and published in German in two parts in "Chinese Medicine" and on this website. The bsble comparing classical Chinese medicine and TCM in the English version has been omitted in the

The benefits of acupuncture for chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) or myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) : evidence review and analysis

spanbObjectives:/b This meta-analysis aimed to assess the effectiveness and safety of Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) in treating chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). bMethods:/b Nine electronic databases were searched from inception to May 2022. Two reviewers screened studies, extracted the data, and/span …

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Everyday tiredness is nothing like the depleting symptom that people with long COVID and ME/CFS experience.

What is NHS care like for people with severe ME, also known as chronic fatigue syndrome?

Post-viral illnesses are more common than you think—but they got little attention prior to the pandemic

When there’s only so much care to go around, the medical system leans too hard on test results — and prejudice

Both long-haul COVID and chronic fatigue syndrome are linked to viral infections in ways that are still unclear.

After seven years of research, the findings shed light on the long-neglected illness. Scientists say the results could lead to future trials for potential treatments.

Only a couple dozen doctors specialize in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). Now their knowledge could be crucial to treating millions more patients.

Brain fog isn’t like a hangover or depression. It’s a disorder of executive function that makes basic cognitive tasks absurdly hard.

New research suggests that low iron levels following infection with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, may play an important role in the development of long COVID

Dive into concise summaries of acupuncture research. Stay informed with key insights from the latest evidence-based findings.

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The most controversial thing about a tomato today is whether it’s a vegetable or a fruit. Yet things weren’t always like that. As recently as 200 years

Groundbreaking insights into the accuracy of Huatuo Jiaji acupuncture point location and functions are revealed.

This clinical study looks at radial pulse findings using Chinese Pulse Diagnosis (CPD) in the diagnostic assessment of the acutely hospitalized adult to verify CPD as a diagnostic tool and more quickly develop a more precise differential diagnosis. Pulse findings collected, blinded initially to patient history, physical exam, diagnosis, or treatment plan for 132 patients, were later compared with the evolving assessment and plan for the patient using the electronic medical record for chart review. Correlations were drawn between different aspects of the pulse and later diagnosed allopathic medical conditions. The neuro psychological rough vibration pulse had the strongest association with psychiatric diagnoses. Gender-related pulse predominance for female/right and male/left pulses was statistically significant. Evaluation of organ systems among pulse findings demonstrated concordance with principal Western diagnoses that did not reach statistical significance due to the lower number of patients in various diagnostic groups.

New data show significant state and regional variations in long COVID rates, and experts think they know why.

Nenggui Xu and colleagues call for more effective evidence dissemination of and research into promising acupuncture therapies 13 Department of Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada Many doctors and patients worldwide now use acupuncture, a technique of traditional Chinese medicine that originated 2000 years ago.1 While traditional Chinese medicin e theory attributes the effect of acupuncture to the stimulation at specific body regions (acupoints) on the meridian channels (that is, paths through which the vital energy known as “qi” flows) to modulate body physiology, modern science has increasingly provided evidence on the biology of the effect of acupuncture.2 This evidence shows that acupuncture works to stimulate reflexes that activate peripheral nerves, transmit sensory information from the spinal cord to the brain, then activate peripheral autonomic pathways, and eventually modulate physiology.345 Along with research into the underlying biology and increasingly wide clinical use of acupuncture, clinical research on acupuncture has also grown.6 Since 1975, more than 10 000 randomised controlled trials on acupuncture have been published.78 Given the rapid increase in the literature on acupuncture, evidence based practice and policy making require systematic reviews of the available randomised controlled trials. In this analysis, we assess the number and quality of systematic reviews of acupuncture, explore the possible underuse of proven beneficial acupuncture therapies in clinical practice and health policy, identify the promising and under-researched areas, and propose strategies to implement effective acupuncture treatments and establish funding opportunities and research agendas for acupuncture therapies. We identified 2471 systematic reviews of acupuncture therapies in the Web of Science between 2000 and 2020, with the number of systematic reviews increasing annually (fig 1).  Published systematic reviews of randomised trials (1578, 63.9%) and observational studies (893, 36.1%) mainly focused on the following therapeutic areas: musculoskeletal and connective tissue diseases (865, 35.0%), …

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A rash from COVID-19 may or may not itch. They occur in places all over the body. Learn about the link between long COVID and rash.