Student Research Project Leads to Clinical Trial
Christine's thesis project quickly gained the resources needed to implement a full clinical trial.
NUNM Researchers Published in Medicina Special Issue
The article describes naturopathy as a disruptive technology in the healthcare marketplace, and details how the practice meets the criteria of a “disruptive innovation.”
Divinia to Undergo Clinical Trial at NUNM
The trial will focus on people with kidney and liver issues.
The Guardian: Are All Tampons Toxic? No One Seems to Have the Answer
Senior research investigator Carolyn Nygaard, ND ('09), discusses the preliminary findings of a Helfgott women's health study
Evidence-Based Research: Always a Hot Topic
Ongoing studies of diabetes, cancer, gastrointestinal issues, pain and nutrition, to name a few, are underway.
National College of Natural Medicine Receives $3,092,898 for NIH Research Grants
The new grants will provide funding for studies involving mindfulness-based stress reduction for people with multiple sclerosis; and clinical research training for naturopathic doctors and Chinese medicine practitioners.
Leading the Way in SIBO Research
A condition that affects up to 20 percent of Americans and 40 percent of all gastrointestinal patients, according to Dr. Sandberg-Lewis, SIBO is an underlying cause of Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
NDNR: Voices of Naturopathic Research
We have a larger research faculty and more research projects than any other ND school!
Student Demand Leads to Expanded Research Curriculum
A growing student interest in research and NCNM’s institutional drive for more evidence-based therapies are key factors in the college’s decision to add three master’s degrees within the School of Research & Graduate Studies.