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Center for Integrative Medicine

The Center for Integrative Medicine at UPMC Shadyside is the first hospital-based center in Pittsburgh to combine natural healing practices with conventional medicine.

“Integrative medicine” refers to the incorporation of evidence-based complementary therapies into conventional treatments for patients.

Integrative medicine is meant to work in conjunction with traditional medicine, providing a more holistic approach to healing — mind, body, and spirit.

 

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Attend the fourth annual Amy Stine Workshop on Holistic Medicine and gain an understanding of the role of spirituality in health care, the development of a spiritual life, and the connection between fascia (the body's connective tissue) and the mind.
Learn more about the workshop. 

The Center for Integrative Medicine is now enrolling patients for a research study involving chiropractic treatment for acute low back pain and lupus.

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