Integrative Medicine in Women

Anne Kennard, Kennard A, Erin Gillespie, Gillespie E, McKendree R, Reagan McKendree
Primary care · 2025 · vol. 52(2) , pp. 291–306 · doi:10.1016/j.pop.2025.01.003 · PMID:40412907
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Abstract

Integrative medicine is a whole-person, holistic approach that combines evidence-based complementary modalities, lifestyle approaches, and Western medicine to comprehensively treat patients. Women are the highest users of integrative modalities in the United States, and women's health conditions commonly benefit from an integrative approach. This study presents evidence-based integrative medicine for common women's health conditions.

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