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Harvard Medical School Research Fellowship in Integrative Medicine
Deadline for applications for a July 2019 start is coming up October 1st, 2018.
The Harvard Medical School Research Fellowship in...

An ancient practice with modern appeal – tai chi is being offered at an increasing number of facilities for people of all ages and lifestyles. There is increasing interest in the benefits of...

Why practicing an ancient martial art could help you better manage COPD symptoms
Linkwell Health published an article, featuring Dr. Peter Wayne, Osher Research Director, which addresses the...

What Is the Point? The Problem with Acupuncture Research That No One Wants to Talk About.
The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine (JACM) will be providing open access to the...

Drs. Helene Langevin, Osher Center Director, and Carolyn Bernstein, Neurologist at the Osher Clinic, contributed to an articled in Harvard Health Blog titled, "Acupuncture for Headache". Some...

"Could tai chi help address some of the walking problems, including the risk of falling, that often plague older people? This preliminary clinical trial adds to the growing evidence that the...

"There’s increasing scientific evidence to suggest that alternative therapies, such as acupuncture, chiropractic care and mindfulness, provide more than a placebo response.

Through cutting-edge...

Stuart McNish interviewed Dr. Helene Langevin on Conversations That Matter to learn more about the science of stretch, and connective tissue, or fascia, as it's also known.

"Fascia is what holds...

Brigham and Women's Hospital Clinical and Research News recently published a video and accompanying article highlighting Dr. Helene Langevin's research on the effects of stretching on back...

AcuTalks recently had the opportunity to interview Dr. Helene Langevin, Osher Center Director, on her Connective Tissue Lab's research studying how connective tissue plays a role in the mechanisms...