Townsend Letter: Peloids, A New Old Medical Marvel
Largely unknown in North America, peat, clay, and mud (peloids) are old-time naturopathic treatments with many therapeutic effects, particularly for women's health.
Acupuncture Today: AOM Residency at NUNM
NUNM's Chinese medicine residency program, the only one in the U.S., lands on the front page of Acupuncture Today.
The Mountain-Ear: A New Doc In Town
Gregory Pais, ND ('92), provides a whole-person approach to health care in his Colorado clinic.
AANMC: The “Mothership” of Naturopathic Medical Schools Still Going Strong
NUNM is broadening its already extensive naturopathic medicine, classical Chinese medicine, and research curricula.
The Boston Globe: Naturopathic Medicine is Good for Massachusetts
Alumna Amy Rothenberg, ND ('86), contributed this timely editorial piece.
Naturopathic Doctor News & Review (NDNR): The Veteran & the Naturopathic Doctor
Developing an innovative approach to health care for vets, the Veteran's Restorative Care Center.
The Homer News: Oxygen Therapy Being Used to Treat a Variety of Medical Issues
Patrick Huffman, ND ('98), makes news in Alaska with his treatment of oxygen therapy for patients.
TEDx Presentation: Healthy Digestion | Not What, But How?
Courtney Jackson, ND ('08), explains how the normal physiology of a healthy digestive tract can be suppressed through our daily habits.
Portland Monthly: Don’t Panic, These Anxiety Treatments Can Work
Chief Medical Officer, Dean Regina Dehen, ND ('97), LAc, outlines a number of integrative and holistic solutions that natural practitioners use to help patients' unique situation.
Dean Heather Zwickey, PhD, at the 14th Annual International Restorative Medicine Conference
There's growing literature that demonstrates the direct and indirect role of nutrition on brain health during aging and neurological disease as well.