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The Practice of Acupuncture: Who Are the Providers and What Do They Do?
Ann Fam Med Sherman et al. 3: 151

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Despite the growing popularity of acupuncture in the United States, little is known about acupuncturists’ training or practice. A study of acupuncturists was conducted in 2 states, Massachusetts and Washington. The most common reasons for visiting an acupuncturist were musculoskeletal pain and headaches, although acupuncturists treated a wide range of other conditions. About one half of acupuncture patients were also being treated by a doctor; however, there was little communication between the acupuncturist and doctor. The authors recommend that doctors ask patients about the acupuncture treatment they are receiving.





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