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ACUPUNCTURE EFFECTIVE FOR SHOULDER PAIN
One hundred and thirty patients with shoulder pain (cuff tendonitis, bicipital tendonitis, capsulitis etc.) were randomly assigned to receive either eight weekly true acupuncture treatments (local and distal points plus electro-acupuncture) or the same number of non-penetrating sham treatments (using a stage dagger-type retracting placebo needle) plus sham electro-acupuncture. Blinded assessment b ...
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