Not Optimistic About Acupuncture's Chances
Lawrence Journal-World reports on acupuncture attitudes in 1986 with Jimo and Edika Hillesheim describing skepticism, legal limits, and evolving methods. Mrs. Hillesheim notes legal barriers and potential practice under medical supervision, while detailing Japanese training and new techniques from a survey trip to Japan.
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Acupuncture views and rising living costs collide in polls
A Princeton AP report notes Americans prioritize the high cost of living over the Southeast Asia war. Gallup poll findings from May 4 6 show 62 percent name living costs as the top problem, crime 17 percent, and government corruption and drugs 16 percent each. The Vietnam War ranked as a major concern to 35 percent in a late January poll.
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Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Highlighted
A brief note from May 21 1973 discusses acupuncture as part of Oriental medicine. It notes that diet and exercise are also important and promotes acupuncture as a component rather than a sole remedy.
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