Obesity has now become one of the major global public health issues. As a result, one of the leading fronts in medical research is to find effective ways in the prevention and treatment ofobesity and obesity-associated diseases. (2007) 289pp

Whether the reader agrees of disagrees with the radical views expressed by the authors, this book challenges the medical profession to re-think their own attitudes. - By Robinson & Berman.(1984)70pp

This book is the most popular work for point reference.It has been an all time best seller for many years. Extremely helpful for guiding the practitioner step by step in the treatment process. Useful chapters on electro-acupuncture.- Wensel.(1994)335pp

This book addresses the important issues on appropriate acupuncture research methodologies, particularly that of placebo control, and enables the reader to judge the quality of RTC evidence. - By Val Hopwood (2004) 274 pages

Drawn from the experiences of 40 Western acupuncture practitioners,this book offers their intriguing&interesting cases.By following the practitioners through the decision-making process,students&clinicians draw out learning points for themselves. 482pp

What Debra Betts does so skilfully in this book is distil all the knowledge we have available to us in written history into a practical compilation of what has actually worked in practice for her patients. The Essential Guide to Acupuncture in Pregnancy and Childbirth presents its entirely practical and usable information in a succinct, simple and elegant form which is easy to access and in language which is easy to read.

A clearly illustrated guide to using acupuncture to treat women throughout their pregancy and labour.This book provides practical advice and instruction required to bridge that gap in knowledge and give practitioners the confidence they need. 276pp

The author examines a wide variety of topics from basic childhood patterns, puberty, immunizations, hyperactivity, autism, cerebral palsy and much more. - By Julian Scott. (1991) 628pp

This pioneering book unites both Western and TCM to provide a comprehensive overview of depression from both clinical perspectives,& to present a step-by-step methodology for the evaluation & acupuncture treatment in this condition. (2001) 218pp

This book outlines many of the key challenges in the field. These challenges relate to the nature of acupuncture and the gap between current research evidence and the actual experiences ofacupuncturists in the field. (2007) 261pp