Dermatologic Therapy

A taste of the unconventional
pp. 75-76(2)
Author: Wolf, Ronni

Complementary and integrative medical therapies, the FDA, and the NIH: definitions and regulation
pp. 77-84(8)
Author: Cohen, Michael H.

Does complementary medicine work?
pp. 85-86(2)
Authors: Parish, Lawrence Charles; Witkowski, Joseph A.

Acupuncture, electrostimulation, and reflex therapy in dermatology
pp. 87-92(6)
Authors: Chen, Chung-Jen; Yu, Hsin-Su

Homeopathy in dermatology
pp. 93-97(5)
Author: Smolle, Josef

Traditional Chinese medicine in dermatology
pp. 98-105(8)
Authors: Koo, John; Desai, Rishi

From medical herbalism to phytotherapy in dermatology: back to the future
pp. 106-113(8)
Author: Dattner, Alan M.

Biofeedback, cognitive-behavioral methods, and hypnosis in dermatology: Is it all in your mind?
pp. 114-122(9)
Author: Shenefelt, Philip D.

The neuro-immuno-cutaneous-endocrine network: relationship between mind and skin
pp. 123-131(9)
Authors: Brazzini, Benedetta; Ghersetich, Ilaria; Hercogova, Jana; Lotti, Torello

Balneotherapy in dermatology
pp. 132-140(9)
Authors: Matz, Hagit; Orion, Edith; Wolf, Ronni

Cutaneous side effects of alternative therapy
pp. 141-149(9)
Authors: Mevorah, Baruch; Orion, Edith; Matz, Hagit; Wolf, Ronni

Complementary therapy for atopic eczema and other allergic skin diseases
pp. 150-163(14)
Authors: Artik, Suzan; Ruzicka, Thomas

Complementary therapy for psoriasis
pp. 164-174(11)
Authors: Capella, Giovanni Luigi; Finzi, Aldo F.

Alternative therapy in pruritus
pp. 175-180(6)
Author: Millikan, Larry E.