A recent Perspective offered a speculative mechanistic argument for acupuncture’s potential role as an adjunctive strategy in neuroinfectious diseases.
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Teraya Smith
Conexiant June 10, 2026
3 Topic Commentaries
Acupuncture for Neuroinfections?
Jan V. Hirschmann, MD
Infectious Diseases (Internal Medicine)
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University of Washington
One clear potential consequence of this intervention is infection.
Bio:Teraya Smith is an author for Conexiant covering neurology-related medical news and research updates. Her work includes reporting on emerging findings in brain health and other notable developments from medical journals.
3 Topic Commentaries
Acupuncture for Neuroinfections?
Jan V. Hirschmann, MD
Infectious Diseases (Internal Medicine)
•University of Washington
M S Bang, Not specified
Rehabilitation Medicine
•Seoul National University
Vincent C. H. Chung, PhD
Public Health; Integrative Medicine
•The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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