Acupuncture: Clinical Practice, Particular Techniques and Special Issues

A collection of peer reviewed studies that bridges laboratory research and bedside practice, covering acupuncture mechanisms, clinical trials and modern techniques. A strong, evidence based reference for practitioners and students.

Gerhard Litscher

A concise clinical review that explains the philosophy, history and proposed mechanisms of acupuncture, along with its safety and current evidence. A clear starting point for readers new to the practice.

Tony Y. Chon and Mark C. Lee

Official guidance on the training, hygiene and safety standards that underpin responsible acupuncture practice. Useful for students and practitioners who want to understand professional requirements.

World Health Organization

A reader friendly guide to what acupuncture can do, from easing pain and inflammation to supporting recovery and relaxation. It outlines the main benefits in plain language for newcomers.

NCCAOM