Evidence-based studies and clinical research on acupuncture efficacy
Acupuncture and other therapies improve IBS symptoms by inhibiting TLR4 expression and related inflammatory pathways, re…
Healthcare professionals demonstrated inadequate knowledge about IBS (scoring only 10.9 out of 30), though knowledge dir…
Patients with IBS exhibit differentially expressed microRNAs in colonic tissue and peripheral blood that regulate gene e…
Acupuncture combined with usual care reduced IBS symptom severity by 75.6 points more than sham acupuncture in refractor…
MicroRNAs are intricately involved in regulating visceral sensitivity, intestinal permeability, mucosal barrier function…
Nearly one-third (28.2%) of children with irritable bowel syndrome experienced symptom improvement with placebo treatmen…
Among women unsuitable for hormone therapy experiencing moderate to severe menopausal vasomotor symptoms, 94% reported d…
Thread-embedding acupuncture significantly reduced daily urination frequency by approximately 2.5-2.7 episodes in postme…
Postmenopausal women receiving laser acupuncture combined with diet showed significantly greater improvements in blood p…
Acupuncture was identified as a well-accepted non-hormonal, non-pharmacological alternative therapy for managing menopau…
Combined robot-assisted training and acupuncture produced significantly greater improvements in lower limb motor functio…
Acupuncture was classified as having limited or inconsistent scientific evidence (Level II) and was not recommended for …
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