A scathing federal assessment, foundering naturopathic programs, poor job prospects, abysmal earnings, and staggering student debt pose threats to the future of “naturopathic medicine”.

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According to U.S. Senate resolution 221, this week (October 7 through 13) is Naturopathic Medicine Week. This is a pretty momentous healthcare-changing event, for naturopathic medicine is a form of ...

A San Diego woman, Jade Erick, 30, recently died of cardiopulmonary arrest after receiving an intravenous injection of turmeric, a common spice in Indian food. Until the medical examiner’s ...

The Dr. Timothy Francis Scholarship for Medical Students is now accepting applications for its annual award, providing a ...

Legislators in Washington state refuse to live in a world where only the wealthy can afford care from poorly trained health care providers who practice unproven medicine. This year Washington joined ...

Legislation introduced in Missouri and Kansas this year would expand the reach of the alternative medicine doctors, making them more like primary care providers. Traditional medical groups are opposed ...

TORONTO, May 6, 2013 /CNW/ - Today, 22 international medical graduates take their first step to becoming regulated Canadian naturopathic doctors, beginning the first-ever naturopathic medicine program ...

DENVER (CBS4) - The death of Sean Flanagan in 2003 touched off a storm. Ill with cancer, he received treatment from a man who called himself a naturopathic doctor practicing in Wheat Ridge. Sean's ...