The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Paradigm, Practice, and Policy Advancing Integrative Health

Editor-in-Chief: John Weeks

ISSN: 1075-5535 | Online ISSN: 1557-7708 | Published Monthly | Current Volume: 26

Impact Factor: 2.256 2019 Journal Citation Reports (Clarivate, 2020)

CiteScore™: 3.000

The leading peer-reviewed journal providing scientific research for the evaluation and integration of complementary and alternative medicine into mainstream medical practice.

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COVID-19: Considering Meditation and Yoga as Adjunctive Treatment

Ayurveda and Yoga for COVID-19 Prevention

Call to Action: Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Health COVID-19 Support Registry

Can T'ai Chi Alleviate Chronic Low Back Pain in Older Adults?

NIH Study Reports More Than Half of U.S.Office-Based Physicians Recommend Complementary Health Approaches

JACM Special Issue Addresses Challenges in Inter-Rater Reliability in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Group Medical Visit Innovations Reach Multiple Populations And Advance Integrative Heath Equity

Transformation of Veterans Administration to “Whole Health” Model Featured in JACM Special Issue on Multimodal Approaches and Whole System Research

JACM Special Issue Explores Convergence of Value-Based Medicine, Integrative Health, and Whole Systems Research

Advances in Naturopathy Research Reported in New Special Issue of JACM

Can a Dog Ownership and Training Program Improve Symptoms of PTSD among Veterans?

Exploring the Effects of Integrative Health in Cancer

Is Colonialism Creating Inappropriate Regulation of Traditional and Complementary Medicine Practitioners?

Cost Savings from Integrative Medicine Via Pain Reduction in Allina’s Hospitalized Patients

Integrative Group Examines the Ethical Fit of Mindfulness in Corporate America

Indication of Blood Pressure Reduction in Hypertensive Patients After Relaxation Response Training

Harvard Scientists Ask “What is the Point?” in Challenge to Acupuncture Researchers

Can Acupuncture Help Alleviate Menopausal Symptoms?

Osher Collaborative for Integrative Medicine Begins New JACM Column Partnership

Is Cupping Therapy Effective Among Athletes?

UC San Diego-Harvard Group Reports Significant Shift in Awareness from Weeklong Deepak Chopra Intensive Well-Being Program

Can CranioSacral Therapy Improve Symptoms of Concussion and Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Among Football Players?

Is Chinese Massage an Effective and Cost-Effective Treatment for Chronic Neck Pain?

First Comprehensive Look at Integrative Medicine in Military Health Finds Extensive Offerings, Widespread Use

Can Cannabinoids Be Used to Treat Cancer?

Albert Einstein Teams Find 89% of Hispanic Women Use Herbal Remedies

Integrative Health Group Visits Reduce Chronic Pain in Underserved Spanish-Speaking Latinos

Harvard-Osher Integrative Medicine’s Mind-Body Partnership with JACM, The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine

New Study from Kennedy Krieger Institute Shows Feasibility of Acupuncture in Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Vaping Cannabis May Expose Users to Carcinogenic Compounds

Reimbursement Levels for Integrative Health Practitioners Suggests Violation of Obamacare Non-Discrimination Law

Large Trial of Acupuncture for Allergic Asthma Finds Benefits in Quality of Life and Physical and Mental Health

Harvard and U Texas Researchers Propose Systems Connection in Classical Acupuncture and 21st Century Medicine

Two Papers Challenge Exclusion of Acupuncture in Government Guidelines

Can Yoga Reduce Symptoms of Menstrual Disorders?

Do Hospitalized Patients Want Complementary and Alternative Treatments and Will They Pay Cash for Them?

Columbia and Harvard Researchers Find Yoga and Controlled Breathing Reduce Depressive Symptoms

Are Mind-Body Therapies Effective in Autism?

Eating the Placenta after Childbirth -- Researchers from Three Academic Health Centers Explore Perceptions of Health Benefits and Risks

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