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Anthroposophic medicine: a medical system based on a philosophical and spiritual--scientific model of human individuality as proposed by the philosopher Rudolf Steiner.
Physicians' Association for
Anthroposophic Medicine and is a
A multicentre, observational study was carried out within the Network Oncology (NO), a conjoint clinical registry of German hospitals and out-patient practitioners specialised in
anthroposophic medicine [26, 28].
Use of VAE in cancer treatment was pioneered in
anthroposophic medicine in the 1920s and today it is widely used among cancer patients in central Europe (Molassiotis et al.
Anthroposophical nursing dates back to the 1920s when Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner, working with pioneering woman doctor Ita Wegman, developed
anthroposophic medicine, which uses nature's medicines to stimulate the body to "heal itself".
Other alternative therapies no longer to be covered include homeopathy, herbal medicine, neural therapy and
anthroposophic medicine.
Cowan has served as vice president of the Physicians Association for
Anthroposophic Medicine and is a founding board member of the Weston A.