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The EBA Forum was created to connect us all using a safe space for peer support where we can share ideas, discover new research, learn from each other’s experiences, present and discuss case studies, and much more.

Some of the discussion groups currently running on the EBA Forum include:

…and also there are also groups discussing acupuncture advocacy, Portuguese and German language research discussion and translation, etc – if you have a particular focus group you would like to lead on the EBA Forum, please get in touch! We want to hear your suggestions and support your goals!

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JOEL DUNNING – Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon

Great example of the impactful materials available through EBA Connect and on the EBA Forum:
This video was kindly provided to us by our best acu-buddy, Robin Sunley, a graduate of the Northern College of Acupuncture with a BSc in Acupuncture, who works as an acupuncturist in the Trinity Holistic Centre – a department at James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough, UK.

In this video, Mr Joel Dunning, Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon, explains Robin’s role and how the acupuncture service for the thoracic surgery department at James Cook University Hospital helps patients and staff!

Log in to the EBA Forum and watch “Acupuncture and Complementary Therapy in Thoracic Surgery”, a 12min video interview with Robin Sunley and Joel Dunning.

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Management of a Patient With Premenstrual Syndrome Using Acupuncture, Supplements, and Meditation

Management of a Patient With Premenstrual Syndrome Using Acupuncture, Supplements, and Meditation

The purpose of this case report was to describe a multimodal approach for the treatment of premenstrual syndrome (PMS). This patient with PMS symptoms positively responded to a multimodal approach using traditional Chinese medicine–style acupuncture, dietary supplements, and mindfulness meditation.

Acupuncture mitigates chronic unpredictable mild stress-induced depression-like behaviours via Lateral Habenula and Gut-Liver-Brain Axis

Acupuncture mitigates chronic unpredictable mild stress-induced depression-like behaviours via Lateral Habenula and Gut-Liver-Brain Axis

Acupuncture prevented and attenuated depression-like phenotype induced by CUMS, possibly via regulating the NO/cGMP signaling pathway and thus improving inflammation in serum, LHb and liver, and gut microbiota dysbiosis. In addition, these can be evidence of the existence of the gut-liver-brain axis.

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