The authors of a recent study published in the Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare highlight acupuncture as having the strongest clinical evidence for managing oncology-related side effects.

RESEARCH

Patient-friendly: The Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare published a review exploring the benefits of complementary therapies for cancer patients. The study highlights that acupuncture offers strong, proven relief for common treatment side effects like nausea, pain, fatigue, and hot flashes. Integrating acupuncture into cancer care provides a safe and reassuring way to significantly improve a patient's overall quality of life.

CEUS

Note: Unless otherwise stated, all courses listed are CAB-approved; many also carry other state or NCCAOM approvals. Listings subject to change. Please verify details, CE hours, and eligibility directly with provider. Links point to provider sites; you may need to navigate to the specific registration page. In-person and Law & Ethics are highlighted.

Sep 10: Proven TCM Strategies for Fertility with 28 Years of Clinical Mastery
4.0 CEUs • Lotus Institute of Integrative Medicine

Sep 13: Treating Fibromyalgia with Chinese Medicine
2.0 CEUs • Net of Knowledge

Sep 13: Acupuncture for Reduced Inflammation, Blood Pressure Regulation, and Brain Function
4.0 CEUs • Healthcare Medicine Institute (HealthCMi)

Sep 13: Chronic Neck Pain In-person
8.0 CEUs • Oriental Acupuncture Association of America, San Jose, CA

Sep 14: Greece Holistic Wisdom - 5 Day Seminar In-person
28 CEUs • Acupuncturists Without Borders, Evia

Sep 16: Shadow Resolution in Chinese
26 CEUs • Lonny S. Jarett

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