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EDITORIAL Complementary, Alternative, Unconventional, and Integrative Medicine Call for Papers for the Annual Coordinated Theme Issues of the AMA Journals ROM ACUPUNCTURE to aromatherapy, from or are developing courses on alternative medical prac- homeopathy to hypnosis, and from relax- tices in their medical education programs. New bio- ation therapy to reflexology, numerous prac- medical journals devoted to the scientific evaluation of tices that are termed complementary, alter- unconventional health claims also have been launched. native, unconventional, or integrative Given the burgeoning interest in alternative medicine have become increasingly prevalent and popu- medicine among the general public, patients, physi- lar. Even though many of these therapies encompass di- cians, academic medical centers, and health care pay- verse modalities and philosophies that usually are con- ers, the JAMA Editorial Board and senior staff and the sidered outside the realm of mainstream allopathic editors of the American Medical Association (AMA) medicine, the use of complementary medicine interven- Archives Journals, using our annual modified Delphi tions, visits to alternative medicine practitioners, and ex- process, ranked alternative medicine among the top 3 penditures for these therapies are substantial. In the United subjects (of 86) for our journals to address in the com- States, the
JAMA Internal Medicine – American Medical Association
Published: Jan 12, 1998
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