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	<description>صحيفة إلكترونية يومية تصدر عن حزب المؤتمر الشعبي العام (اليمن)</description>

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	<title>THE SCIENCE OF ACUPUNCTURE</title>
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	<pubDate>2006-09-30</pubDate>
	<description>Like many other traditional Chinese medicines, acupuncture has for many centuries been viewed suspiciously in the West. It seems to work, but how? Is a scientific answer possible? Most Chinese doctors and patients have, for example, long regarded acupuncture as an effective treatment for stroke, using it to improve motor, speech, and other functions that have been destroyed. One survey showed that 66% of Chinese doctors use acupuncture routinely to treat the effects of stroke, with 63% of the doctors surveyed believing it to be effective. Some 36% of Chinese doctors think the effectiveness of acupuncture remains uncertain, perhaps because the scientific basis for it remains so new. </description>
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