Food as Medicine: A Documentary Film
The film follows the growing movement of using food to heal chronic illness and disease, and features NCNM.
Natural Practitioner: Age Wise Institute
The start-up of NCNM's Age Wise Institute and Lead Gerontologist Amy Henderson receives attention in this national healthcare trade magazine.
The Portland Tribune: Hooked on Hookworms (and Other Parasites)
Alumni Mark Davis, ND ('11), continues to make waves with innovative healthcare research and therapies with fecal transplantation.
WGME-TV: Naturopathy, A Holistic Approach to Patient Care
NCNM grads, Dr. Sasha Rose, and Daniel Katz, LAc, talk about their holistic approach to patient care and their clinic in Portland, Maine.
The Unintentional How-To: Clinical Exams for Naturopathic Doctor Students
This is your chance to show that you can sort of fumble your way around an exam room enough to start practicing it in real life.
NCNM and Children's Museum Offer Kids' Herb Gardening
Parents and children age six or older are invited to spend the morning learning about colorful, safe, and fun-to-grow herbs that are used to treat children’s common ailments.
Past PSU President Judith Ramaley, Researcher Sonia Doi Join NCNM Board
"We’re very fortunate to add two exceptionally talented thinkers and scholars to our board of directors."
NCNM Press Advances Natural Health, Wellness and Sustainability
NCNM Press debuts its latest releases: Food as Medicine Everyday and Vaccination and Naturopathic Medicine.
Democrat & Chronicle: Health Checkup, Fear is Bad for You; How to Fight It
Les Moore, ND, MSOM ('99), talks about the emotional and physical toll that ongoing stress and fear can have on the kidneys–and how the benefits of acupuncture and homeopathy can help.
Admissions on the Road: Traveling through Michigan
Leslie Nicholas, ND ('92), connects with prospective students and shares insights on educational and career pathways in natural medicine.