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A Gentle Needle

Acupuncture meets and sometimes beats its reputation. The latest research shows what works best for.

It took 2,000 years, but Eastern and Western medicine finally agree on something: the effectiveness of acupuncture, the healing art in which hair-thin needles are inserted along pathways called meridians to clear qi, or energy, that get blocked due to illness and imbalance.....read more

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Interview with Kory Ward-Cook, CEO of the NCCAOM

Blue Poppy's Bob Flaws interview Dr. Kory Ward-Cook, the CEO of the NCCAOM about the benefits of NCCAOM Certification

Dr. Kory Ward-Cook describes activities of the NCCAOM in helping this profession succeed and expand.....(full interview)

NCCAOM relocates to Jacksonville, FL

March 2007

Dr. Ward-Cook successfully orchestrated a successful relocation of the national headquarters from Alexandria, Virginia to Jacksonville, Florida. NCCAOM resumes regular operations on March 5, 2007 at our new location at 76 South Laura Street, Suite 1290, Jacksonville, FL 32202. P: 904-598-1005 F:904-598-5001.

NCCAOM Celebrates 25th Anniversary

Looking back at the last 25 years: A time of Reflection and Gratitude

When the founding fathers of the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture (NCCA) (as it was called at that time before its name was changed to National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) in 1997), gathered in the early 1980s to brainstorm and create a certification organization for the fledgling profession...more

25th Anniversary Booklet

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