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 SAR CONFERENCE

June 14-17, 2021 (virtual event)

Call for Late-Breaking Abstracts

SAR VIRTUAL ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION

Addressing Translational Challenges in the Neurobiology of Acupuncture


Video recording of this webinar is available here (for public access through May 15, 2021)

Mixed Methods Research Study for Licensed Acupuncturists:
To investigate the approach that acupuncturists are using in prescribing Chinese herbs for patients that had symptoms that may be related to COVID-19
The UK’s National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recently issued draft guidance for the treatment of chronic pain not caused by injury or a known medical condition. Importantly, acupuncture has now been recommended with other therapies include antidepressants and psychological therapy.  Read more...
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EVIDENCE BASED ASSESSMENTS

SAR's Evidence Based Assessments (EBAs) are designed to help you understand the strengths and limitations of the existing body of research, while providing succinct bullet point summary statements. 

The current library of condition-specific EBAs includes:  Asthma; Neck Pain; Dysmenorrhea; Carpal Tunnel Syndrome; Rhinitis/Sinusitis; Bell's Palsy; Lower Back Pain; Hypertension; Hyperlipidemia; and, Headache.  (Access to the EBA library is a key benefit of SAR membership.)  Also included in the library are 1-page handouts that summarize the research related to each condition.  These handouts are designed for practitioners to give to patients or for other information purposes.   

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