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Here is a compilation of PCOM's ongoing presence in the news. Check back here to see the most recent media outlets that are picking up the college, PCOM faculty, clinicians, students, and alumni.

Spry Magazine

Spry Magazine is one of the nation's newest health and wellness publications. Check out Dorothy Foltz-Gray's article on joint health, featuring PCOM alumnus and faculty member, Drew Taylor.

http://www.spryliving.com/article/40803.html

Pacific College at the U.S. Open Championship

At the 110th U.S. Open Championship in Pebble Beach, California, Pacific College of Oriental Medicine played an active role in helping golfers, caddies, and volunteers perform at their highest level. Delivering an impressive 1,446 treatments over the course of the event, Pacific College worked diligently to ensure everyone received the best care possible.

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Recently graduated PCOM alumna, Nicole Murray

Recently graduated PCOM alumna, Nicole Murray, operates a highly successful community acupuncture clinic in San Diego, CA. Providing quality healthcare for patients at an affordable cost, Murray and her staff treat patients with ailments ranging from minor anxiety issues to life threatening gastrointestinal diseases.

Check out her amazing story.

Pacific College in the New York Times

Times are changing! Check out Lesley Alderman's article on acupuncture in the New York Times, featuring PCOM New York¹s Director of Clinical Services Angela Grasso. As acupuncture continues to gain recognition in America's healthcare system, PCOM remains at the forefront of integrating alternative forms of medicine into the mainstream.

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HealthWatch: Acupuncture to the Rescue

CBS 2: New York
HealthWatch: Acupuncture to the Rescue
"More than 250,000 American women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year. But the death rate is actually going down. That is largely due to better treatments, but those treatments often have side-effects. CBS 2's Dr. Max Gomez explains."

Jillian Capodice, MS, MSAc, Lac

Jillian L Capodice is currently the Director of Acupuncture and Integrative Service at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. She has been at Columbia since 2003. She works under Aaron E Katz MD who holds the title as the Director of the Center for Holistic Urology, a Center which he established in 1998. The Center performs basic research and conducts clinical trials which investigate the role of natural therapies within urology and urologic oncology.

After graduating from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in 2003, she completed a 2-year fellowship at the Center for Holistic Urology and Molecular Urology Laboratory at Columbia University Medical Center. Jillian is currently on the faculty at Pacific College teaching courses such as Clinical Research and Design, Anatomy, and Human Physiology.

Read the full research paper published on Acupuncture for Aromatase Inhibitor Induced Joint Pain in Women with Breast Cancer (published 2010 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology ).

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The Dr. Oz Show featuring PCOM-NY alumnus Daniel Hsu

Dr. Hsu received his D.A.O.M. from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego and his Masters degree from PCOM New York. He has been seen on The Oprah Winfrey Show as well as on many radio programs. His thriving practice, New York AcuHealth, is located in Midtown Manhattan.

CBS-The Early Show featuring PCOM-NY alumnus Daniel Hsu

Wall Street Journal Health and Wellness cover story, The Science of Acupuncture had an accompanying video featuring PCOM-NY faculty member and clinical supervisor Brian Kuo and the NY clinic.

The ChineseMedicineTools.com 'Best of TCM 2010 Results' are in. Pacific College has won Best School/College as well as Best Conference/Symposium.

Additionally, the Journal of Chinese Medicine took first place in the Best Journal/Magazine category.

Congratulations PCOM and JCM!