Acupuncture Continuing Education News

Acupuncture is effective for the treatment of acute lumbar sprains. Researchers from the Guangdong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Foshan Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine conducted a clinical trial comparing the efficacy of routine pharmaceutical care with that of acupuncture needling with moxa and electrical stimulation. The results of the experiment indicate that the acupuncture-integrated approach yielded superior patient outcomes. [1]

HealthCMi is airing a live acupuncture CEU webinar featuring the treatment of inflammation. Groundbreaking research showing specific acupuncture points proven effective by Harvard Medical School neuroscientists is presented. Explore the anti-inflammatory acupuncture points that prevent disease progression. A special section on the treatment of uterine adhesions is presented.

HealthCMi is airing a live acupuncture CEU webinar featuring the treatment of Long COVID, wellness acupuncture visits, and pain relief. This live webinar airs on Sunday, April 7th at 10 am Pacific Time. The CEUs/PDAs count for in-person acupuncture continuing education license renewal credit. The event is acupuncture board approved. This provides CEU and PDA credit across the entire USA, plus Canada, New Zealand,

Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine are effective treatments for polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Researchers at the Huzhou Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine conducted a clinical trial that compared a treatment protocol of acupuncture and usual care with a treatment protocol of acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine for patients with PCOS. The results indicate significantly higher efficacy in the acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine treatment

Acupuncture is effective for the treatment of post-stroke hemiplegia. Researchers at Xinghua Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital conducted a clinical trial to investigate the benefits of including acupuncture as supplementary therapy in the rehabilitation of stroke survivors. The results of the trial indicate that the inclusion of acupuncture significantly improved patient outcomes.

Researchers tested the efficacy of acupuncture and herbal medicine for the treatment of diabetic peripheral neuropathy. All participants in the clinical trial were provided usual care. An observation group was provided additional therapeutics with acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. The addition of acupuncture and herbal medicine to usual care improved overall outcomes by 7.5% and the acupuncture and herbal medicine group had significantly greater

HealthCMi is airing a live acupuncture CEU webinar featuring the treatment of anxiety, hypertension, and fibromyalgia. This live webinar airs on Sunday, March 24th at 10 am Pacific Time. This webinar is acupuncture board approved for every state in the USA, including CEUs from the California Acupuncture Board, Texas State Board of Acupuncture Examiners, CTCMA (British Columbia, Canada), NZASA & Acupuncture NZ (New Zealand),