Take 2 Herbal Remedies and Call Me in the Morning

Despite worries from some doctors, more medical schools are incorporating alternative treatments in their curricula

Robert M. Duggan cradles the wrist of a second-year student at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine while another acupuncturist demonstrates how she would insert a stainless-steel needle into the student's scalp to relieve lower-back pain or lessen a migraine.

Sixteen medical students sit cross-legged on the floor, in rapt attention. "If someone puts a

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