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ACUPUNCTURE AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE
More support for the important role of acupuncture in treating substance abuse comes from a study carried out in the psychiatric unit of a general hospital on 47 patients. Compared to a control group, those who received auricular acupuncture had a much higher rate of compliance with the treatment, stayed in treatment longer and many more remained in follow-up treatment. The authors say that ...
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