Research Week to highlight achievements of NUNM researchers, students, professionals
University community invited to join full slate of events including career panel, poster presentations, award ceremony and more from April 29 to May 3.
Dr. Matthew Hicks aims to make psychedelic therapy more effective, accessible and equitable
As a postdoctoral researcher at NUNM, the alumnus and practicing ND's current research looks at shamanism as a clinical intervention.
Masquerade Ball celebrates NUNM students, faculty, staff who 'Make a Difference'
University event honors those who have embody excellence and community engagement.
Medical News Today: NUNM scientists research how herbs and spices influence gut health
The study, which appeared in the journal Nutrients, showed that polyphenols may be responsible for an increase in beneficial gut microbes.
Sierra Solnick sheds light on real-world consumption patterns of psilocybin
With background in cannabis extraction, NUNM graduate student seeks to ensure safe usage of entheogen.
Lydia Norby-Adams collaborates with OHSU to look at gut metabolome in ADHD
ND student at NUNM also researches food environment impact on health, as well as transgender healthcare.
NUNM alumnus explores using ear seeds to promote cancer patient appetite
Blake Langley '19, a staff scientist at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, assesses feasibility of auricular acupressure to reduce pain, improve quality of life.
NUNM Global Health student reflects on transformative experience in rural Greece
Adam Patterson '26 observed a training program that immerses young adults in a non-hierarchical, community-based approach to living.
NUNM alumna Dr. Jacqueline Jacques Joins INM Board
Naturopathic doctor brings more than 20 years experience in medical nutrition and wellness to the Institute for Natural Medicine.
NUNM Helfgott Research Institute Collaboration is Fueling the Future of Alzheimer’s Research
A new multimodal study testing a clinical program by Heather Sandison, ND, designed and supported by a research team at the NUNM Helfgott Research institute could have wide-reaching implications for the field of Alzheimer’s research. While clinical trials have historically focused on a singular treatment method for cognitive decline, these new findings show how an individualized, holistic approach may be more effective.