Differences between Male and Female Consumers of Complementary and Alternative Medicine in a National US Population: A Secondary Analysis of 2012 NIHS Data

Overview of attention for article published in Evidence-based Complementary & Alternative Medicine (eCAM), March 2015

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Are there any differences between male and female users of #ComplementaryMedicine? See: https://t.co/sFAdkfQuYE @DrMatthewLeach @NCNMSCU @SCUonline @UniversitySA #research #CAM @naturalstandard @Complem58819567 @CAMResearch @FXMedicine @NIH_NCCIH @The…

Are there any differences between male and female consumers of #ComplementaryMedicine? See: https://t.co/lBoVZLxEOp @DrMatthewLeach @NCNMSCU @SCUniversity @PatarinaInst @UniversitySA #research @TheNHAA @SPP_CIMSIG @Complem58819567 @NIH_NCCIH @theCAMo…

Is there a relationship between #gender, #health #behaviour and health #service use? Find out at: https://t.co/lBoVZLg3WR @DrMatthewLeach @NCNMSCU @SCUniversity @PatarinaInst @UniversitySA #research #CAM #healthservices

Differences between Male and Female Consumers of Complementary and Alternative Medicine in a National US Population: A Secondary Analysis of 2012 NIHS Data https://t.co/iKP2gC33Ye

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