Ketogenic Diet for Parkinson's Disease Shows Promise
NUNM study led by Dr. Heather Zwickey explores how a patient-funded ketogenic diet trial may offer new hope for people living with Parkinson’s disease.
Dr. Ken Glowacki promoted to full professor at NUNM
Chinese medicine instructor’s new role highlights a decade of instruction and practice.
Corey Pressman explores ‘new naturalism’ in Orion Magazine
NUNM Nutrition faculty joins leading thinkers to re-imagine fungi and humanity’s place in nature.
NUNM honors class of 2025 at commencement ceremony
University’s newest alumni celebrate graduation milestone on June 28 at Portland Art Museum.
NUNM hires adjunct Dr. Brice Thompson as assistant professor
ND-Research alumnus champions a future where traditional medicine and evidence-based education thrive together.
NUNM faculty member Dr. Bracey Dangerfield set to retire in June
After nearly three decades, ND assistant professor reflects on teaching career and advice to future graduates.
NUNM students, faculty highlight role of natural medicine at 2025 Global Health & Innovation Conference
Attendees engage in meaningful conversations, examining challenges and exploring broad-scale solutions.
From China to NUNM: Dr. Dongcheng Li charts path for growth in Chinese medicine education
New CCM dean focuses on curriculum, collaboration, and building awareness for a new generation of practitioners.
How NUNM's faculty gardener is using 'permaculture' to transform the food system
2025 Food as Medicine Symposium speaker Ellen Donald on sustainable farming to address challenges across food, health, and climate.
NUNM researcher uncovers complex roots of binge-eating disorder in ongoing studies
Brenna Bray, Ph.D., draws on psychological and social factors to improve awareness and treatment in healthcare.