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Articles by SIOM Faculty
Australian Chinese Medicine Education and Research Council (ACMERC)
- "Hepatitis C: Western Background and TCM Treatment" from the Sept 1, 1995 Issue of the ACMERC Newsletter.
"Acupuncture History: Wang Ji and the Zhen Jiu Wen Dui (Queries and Responses on Acupuncture & Moxibustion)" from the Sept 1, 1995 Issue of the ACMERC Newsletter.
"Treating Painful Obstruction (bi): Ten Methods, Ten Formulas" by Zhang Qi, translated by Dan Bensky, from the April 1, 1997 Issue of the ACMERC Newsletter.
"Treating "Modern Standard Formulas for Dysentery with historical notes from the Warm Disease School" by Steven Clavey, from the November, 1999 Issue of the ACMERC Newsletter.
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"Purpose, Elation, and the Pancreas" from Medical Acupuncture Journal, Vol 4, No 2, Fall 1992
"Does the Oriental Medical Community Face a Threat from Within?" a guest editorial from Magazine of the Anglo-Dutch School for Oriental Medicine 1 Winter 1996.
"My Favourite Formula -- Dan Bensky Describes the Three-Nut Decoction" from the Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine
"Listening to the Channels: Preliminary Reflections on the Adaptation of One Form of Osteopathic Palpation to Acupuncture" from North American Journal of Oriental Medicine (reprinted by permission).
Barriers & Flows: Some Insights from the French Acupuncture World
Diagnostic materials:
Manifestations of Phlegm
Manifestations of Blood Stasis
Some Different Views of the Slippery Pulse
Historical Pulse-Position
Thinking Through Lurking Pathogens: A Pragmatic Approach to Clinical Application.
- Thoughts in response to the Warm Disease lectures by Guohui Liu.
- Bringing Back Clinically-Based Education from the European Journal of Oriental Medicine
Volker Scheid
- "'Medicine is Signification': Moving Towards Healing Power in the Chinese Medical Tradition", written with Dan Bensky, from the European Journal of Oriental Medicine (reprinted by permission).
- "Pricking the Collaterals: Underlying Principles and Use in Recalcitrant Diseases" from the Journal of Chinese Medicine (reprinted by permission).