NCCAOM IN THE NEWS

2022: HR 4803: What Medicare Means to Me
2021: Acupuncture for Our Seniors Act Introduced
2021: The Road to Medicare Recognition for Acupuncturists: Draft Bill in the Works
2020: “KISS” for COVID-19 & the Flu: Coronavirus 2019 and Influenza Virus Season 2019-2020
2020: Coronavirus and Influenza: Precautions & Procedures
2020: Understanding Professional Credentials: Certifications vs. Certificates of Qualification
2019: Building a Better Bridge to Diplomate Reinstatement (Acupuncture Today)
2019: Medicare Makes a Pitch for Acupuncture
2019: New NCCAOM CEO a Positive Move for AOM
2019: A Shocking Change at the NCCAOM
2019: New in 2019—Updates for the NCCAOM
2019: Ask the Expert interview of Mina Larson, NCCAOM CEO, by Justin Flinner
2019: Q & A with NCCAOM CEO Mina Larson, M.S., MBA, CAE, featured in Acupuncture Today
2019: Tips, recommendations to find the best Philly area practitioners
2018: Leave Acupuncture to Acupuncturists
2018: The VA Recognizes “Certified” Acupuncturists
2018: Working to Further the Profession: A Board-Certified Acupuncturist’s View of the NCCAOM
2018: NCCAOM: Academy of Diplomates
2018: NCCAOM™ Celebrates 16th Annual Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Day
2018: Acupuncturists™ Can Now Treat Veterans for Pain and Opioid Addiction
2018: Medicaid Expanding Acupuncture to Combat Opioid Epidemic
2017: Coming to a Hospital Near You: Acupuncture
2017: Ohio Medicaid to Begin Covering Acupuncture
2017: Could Acupuncture Help You Have a Baby
2017: You May Be Convinced to Try Acupuncture
2017: Wyoming Passes First Acupuncture Law
2017: Easing the Side Effects of Breast Cancer Treatment
2017: Acupuncture for Rheumatoid Arthritis
2016: The Need for Standards
2016: Ethics: The Glue That Holds Us Together
2016: The Science of Cupping
2016: Olympians Use Cupping
- NBC Cleveland, Ohio
- Fox News Health
- Self
- Colorado Springs Gazette
- Daily News 724
- True Viral News
- 1010 WCSI
- Miami Herald
2016: Acupuncture Earns Unique Occupational Code From U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
2016: NCCAOM Hosts Ethics Symposium
2003: Survey: Nearly 1 in 10 U.S. Adults Has Tried Acupuncture