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Welcome to our Chinese medicine and acupuncture research news pages. We add to the content of these pages continuously as more research news comes in. Browse through the complete archive below or use the category links on the right.

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Chinese herbal medicine for cancer

Categories: Cancer
Authors from Hong Kong have conducted an overview of meta-analyses to summarise the available evidence on Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) for palliative cancer care ...
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Zhen Jing Ding Zhi decoction improves sleep quality

Categories: Insomnia/sleep disorders
Chinese clinicians have found that Zhen Jing Ding Zhi (ZJDZ) decoction can improve sleep quality and sleep duration in cases of insomnia due to Heart and Gall Bladder qi deficiency ...
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L.I.-4 activates facial region in the brain

Categories: Acupuncture research
Electrical stimulation at Hegu L.I.-4, located on the dorsum of the hand, results in activation of parts of the brain that overlap extensively with those activated by Jiache ST-6, located on the face ...
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Deqi is two-faced

Categories: Acupuncture research
Researchers from Korea have found that there is a correlation between the acupuncture practitioner's perception of deqi and the recipient’s experience of it ...
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Acupuncture's anti-fatigue effects revealed at metabolic level

Categories: Fatigue, Acupuncture research
Acupuncture can accelerate the relief of post-exercise fatigue by regulating energy metabolism and attenuating the effects of oxidative stress on body tissues ...
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No objective evidence of harm for points forbidden in pregnancy

Categories: Pregnancy & labour
A review of the scientific literature on needling at points historically considered to be 'forbidden' during pregnancy has found that there is no objective evidence of harm ...
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Tai chi effective for managing cancer-related fatigue

Categories: Cancer, Tai chi
Tai chi is an effective intervention for managing fatigue in patients with lung cancer undergoing chemotherapy, a Chinese study has found ...
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Placebo needling devices are inadequate as controls for acupuncture trials

Categories: Acupuncture research
A systematic review of acupuncture studies that use placebo needling devices suggests that they are inadequate as controls for randomised controlled trials of acupuncture
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Acupuncture improves cerebral blood flow velocity post-stroke

Categories: Stroke
Acupuncture can influence cerebral blood flow velocity and may be useful for enhancing cerebral blood flow during post-stroke rehabilitation ...
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