I am NUNM: Colin Rides the Rails
Colin Anderson, at 23 years of service and counting, is one of NUNM’s longest-tenured employees.
Historic Undergrad Class Begins Work
Dr. Tim Irving, a physical medicine and nutrition professor in the College of Naturopathic Medicine, was appointed founding dean of NUNM's School of Undergraduate Studies.
Whole Family Finds Care at Beaverton Health Center
Kiran Rajput first came to the NUNM Health Center in Beaverton to get a work-related vaccination.
CBS News KCAL2: Some Doctors Prescribe Food Instead of Pills to Treat Certain Patients
The news segment spotlights the university's recent FAMI conference and its appeal to MDs and other health professionals.
Azure Standard: What is a Healthy Detox Diet and How is it Best Used?
Attending physician Cesilie Cocks, ND ('14), gives us a number of tips about detoxing.
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.