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Acubriefs Newsletter Volume 1 Issue 1 November 2000 SEIRIN-America along with Oriental Medical Supplies (OMS) suppliers of acupuncture needles and accessories are financial sponsors of Acubriefs Newsletter. Grants from the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture (AAMA) have been responsible for the development of the database at www.acubriefs.com (1) The Evidence For Acupuncture as Treatment for Rheumatological Conditions. Berman,B.M.; Rheum Dis Clin North Am 2000; 26(1):103-115. PubMed Abstract Reviewed by James K. Rotchford, MD, MPH (2) Electrostimulators for acupuncture : safety issues. Lytle,C.D.; J Altern Complement Med 2000; 6(1):37-44. PubMed Abstract Reviewed by James K. Rotchford, MD, MPH (3) Manual Acupuncture Reduces Hyperemesis Gravidarum. A Placebo-Controlled, Randomized, Single-Blind, Crossover Study. Carlsson,C.P., Axemo,P., Bodin,A., et al.; J Pain Symptom Manage; 2000 Oct 1 20(4): p. 273-279. PubMed Abstract Reviewed by James K. Rotchford, MD, MPH (4) Cognitive orientation as predictor of pain relief following acupuncture. Kreitler,S., Kreitler,H., Carasso,R.; Pain 1987; 28(3):323-341. PubMed Abstract Reviewed by James K. Rotchford, MD, MPH (5) Chinese Medicine and the Betrayal of Intimacy: The Theory and Treatment of Abuse, Incest, Rape and Divorce with Acupuncture and Herbs Part I. Jarrett,L.S.; Am J Acupunct 1995; 23(1):35-51. Reviewed by James K. Rotchford, MD, MPH
1. To provide a centralized resource for reviewing new citations on acupuncture. Citations in the English literature are initially the primary focus. 2. To provide annotated abstracts on citations of particular interest to clinicians and researchers. 3. To facilitate access to citations quoted/reviewed. Sources for citations are the same as the Medical Acupuncture Research Foundation's (MARF) online bibliography of acupuncture. The editor for the newsletter is J.K. Rotchford MD MPH, President of the Medical Acupuncture Research Foundation. Reviewers for articles are either members of the MARF board or experts chosen by the board to review articles for particular medical subjects or specialized areas of acupuncture. Subscription to the newsletter is free but does requires that
you provide us with some identifying data. www.acubriefs.com/newsletter.htm
We expect subscriber's to have e-mail software and preferable a
browser which allows one to view cited links.
Current References: In the future this section will include all new entries that we
make into MARF's database that are relatively current. For this
issue we are only including only those provided during the month
of October, 2000 by the British Medical Journal's update service
which covers Medline through Pub Med and the British Medical Journal.
In the future we will also include links to sources whenever possible. Recent advances: Rheumatology. Rajan Madhok, Hilary Kerr, and Hilary A Capell; BMJ 2000 321(7265): p. 882-885 Full text online Alternative medicine for allergy and asthma. Ziment I and
Tashkin DP; J Allergy Clin Immunol 2000 Oct 106(4 Pt 1): p. 603-614
PubMed
Abstract Acupuncture in 2000: working its way into mainstream medicine. Grandinetti D; Med Econ 2000 Aug 7 77(15): p. 99-100, 105, 109 PubMed Citation
Chronic regional pain syndrome, type 1: Part I [In Process Citation]. Dunn D; AORN J 2000 Sep 72(3): p. 422-32, 435 PubMed Abstract Alternative medicine--old wine in a new bottle [In Process Citation].
Bagchi AK; J Indian Med Assoc 2000 Jun 98(6): p. 332-3 PubMed
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