The DAOM Program is excited to announce the following capstones as new additions to the ACTCM Dr. Shuji Goto Library. Please come by the library and explore some of the great scholarly work done by our DAOM Alumni!
- Aaron Nickamin, The Role of Cholesterol and Fats to Restore Kidney Yin, Yang, and Essence
- Andrea Natta, Holograms, Microcosms and Mirroring: A Scientific Exploration of Microsystems in Acupuncture for the Treatment of Pain
- Cameron Bishop, Leave Your Shoes At The Door: An Invitation to Explore Infertility Treatments in a Japanese Acupuncture Clinic
- Coleen Smith, Case Study Research on Nausea and Vomiting in Pregnancy and the Benefits of Hinaishin Needles at Kidney 27
- Gale O’Keefe, Enteric Nervous System: Regulating the External World inside the Gut Applied Enteric Symbiosis Through Localized Acupuncture Therapy
- Gene London, Prevention of Nosocomial Infection in Acupuncture Practice: a Missing Standard for Lancets
- Heather Biery, Grasping a Sleeping Tiger by the Tail: Contextualizing Perceptions of Qi in Japanese Meridian Therapy
- Keith Stevens, Water: Its Qualities, Properties, and Functions in Pain Expression, Diagnosis and Treatment
- Max Fried, The Treatment of Migraine Headaches with Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Qizhi Wang, Dr. Dong Jia-Hua’s Academic Theories in Treating Spleen and Stomach Disease
- Sadhna Singh, A Randomized Controlled Trial of Acupuncture for Initiation of Labor in Nulliparous Women at Term, Including Pre-Birth Treatments 2-3 Weeks Leading Up to Term
- Sherry Yang, Menopausal Insomnia: Proposal for Evaluating Acupuncture Treatment and Effectiveness
- TruthSayer, Transcendental Medicine – A Brief Introduction to A New System of Medicine for the Treatment of Body/Mind/Spirit and the Transformation of Consciousness
Contact Information: Laura Kado, Doctoral Program Assistant 415.229.7981 laurakado@actcm.edu
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About American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) has provided affordable, quality health care to the public and trained professionals in acupuncture, massage and Chinese medicine since 1980. In addition to its graduate curriculum, ACTCM offers continuing education, public education, community outreach and clinical services in acupuncture and herbal medicine. ACTCM has been the recipient of many awards for its curriculum, faculty and clinic, and has been voted “Best of the Bay” by both the San Francisco Weekly and the San Francisco Bay Guardian. ACTCM is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and is a private, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.