Celebrate Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
Recent health care reforms have helped millions of Americans access acupuncture and Oriental medicine treatments.
Letters from Cape Town: August 3, 2014
Greetings from Cape Town! I woke this morning to the smell of fresh baking bread. Fresh baked bread? Oh my. It confirmed that we have left the so-called third world behind.
Letters from Zimbabwe: August 1, 2014
Zimbabwe! Cold. OHMYGOSH can Zimbabwe get cold. I think often as Americans we think of Africa as one country – one hot, dry, wild animal filled country. It’s not. It’s an entire continent.
Letters from Zimbabwe: July 30, 2014
Hello! Yes, hello. No Swahili in Zambia and Zimbabwe. However, we’re quickly learning that Shona, the tribal language in Zimbabwe is similar to Swahili.
Letters from Tanzania: July 22, 2014
Zima! Zanzibar. I don’t know what it means in Swahili, but it could very well translate as “heaven.”
Letters from Tanzania: July 20, 2014
Hujambo from Tanga! It seems hard to believe, but we’re two-thirds of the way through our trip with the global health students in Tanzania.
Letters from Tanzania: July 13, 2014
Habari! There is a suspicious monkey watching me type this morning. I think he’s trying to decide if my computer is edible.
Letters from Tanzania: July 10, 2014
Mambo! Contracting infectious diseases isn’t unusual on trips like this one.
Tanzania Trip 2013
NUNM students traveled with Dean Heather Zwickey to Tanzania to learn how research is conducted internationally.
Coming Home: August 7, 2013
Hi all. We had a few minutes of concern yesterday when the government closed the embassy in Rwanda and Burundi.