With millions of Americans including complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in their health care, and as CAM therapies become increasingly available as a result of consumer demand, it is critical that conventional health care professionals be familiar with the most commonly used forms of CAM. The October 2007 issue of the journal Academic Medicine, published by the American Association of Medical Colleges, highlights the results of 15 Education Project Grants funded by NCCAM

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NCCAM Education Grant Program Focus of Academic Medicine Journal Issue

With millions of Americans including complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in their health care, and as CAM therapies become increasingly available as a result of consumer demand, it is critical that conventional health care professionals be familiar with the most commonly used forms of CAM. The October 2007 issue of the journal Academic Medicine, published by the American Association of Medical Colleges, highlights the results of 15 Education Project Grants funded by NCCAM

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NCCAM Education Grant Program Focus of Academic Medicine Journal Issue

The Image Gallery contains high quality digital photographs available from the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM).

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NCCAM Image Gallery

The Image Gallery contains high quality digital photographs available from the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM).

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NCCAM Image Gallery

While there are no proven CAM treatments for cancer, CAM may be useful to relieve the side effects of treatment and to improve quality of life.

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