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As leaders in natural medicine education and clinical services, Bastyr physicians, health care practitioners and faculty members provide their expertise on television, online and in newspapers, magazines and radio. Diverse topics and media feature Bastyr sources addressing natural medicine, nutrition, acupuncture and Oriental medicine, physical medicine, botanical medicine, health psychology, exercise science, midwifery and more.

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• 'Bastyr tackles cancer with help from winemaker' Bothell-Kenmore Reporter...
• Paul Anderson, Bastyr Center ND, practices what he prescribes Seattle Post-Intelligencer...
• 'Green' recognition continues to roll in for university Bothell-Kenmore Reporter...
• Bastyr graduates Dan Labriola, ND ('85), and Brian Perry, ND/MS ('04), LAc, highlighted in Seattle Magazine's 8th annual "Top Docs" list Seattle Magazine...
• Nutrition experts with Bastyr roots lecture on feeding young athletes Medford Mail Tribune...
• Bastyr alum opens naturopathic medicine clinic in Bellingham, Wash. Bellingham Herald...
• "Bastyr summer program is breaking down barriers." Kenmore Reporter...
• Bastyr University's CAM Camp teaches MD students about Natural Medicine. King5News...
• Bastyr researchers find St. John’s wort not a legitimate treatment for ADHD Psychiatric News
• Naturopathic physician has just the homemade remedies for an upset stomach hoinews.com
• Bastyr naturopathic doctor offers tips on beating bad skin Delicious Living Magazine...
• Naturopathic physicians are the ideal guides to healthy fasting Seattle Post-Intelligencer...
• Faculty member Cynthia Lair gives parents feeding tips for their hungry teenagers. Seattle Times...
• "St. John's Wort Doesn't Work for ADHD: Herbal preparation no more effective than placebo, study finds" US News and World Report...
• "St. John's Wort May Not Ease ADHD." WebMD...
• "St. John's wort is no better than a placebo for ADHD, Bastyr study finds." Seattle Times...
• "Study: St. John's Wort Not Affective for Treating ADHD." Northwest Cable News...
• "St. John's Wort No Help for ADHD." Time Magazine/CNN...

Every week Bastyr faculty provide a weekly health tip column written especially for Seattle Post-Intelligencer. A list of these articles are found on the Weekly Health Tip page.

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