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Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use Among Primary Care Patients in West Texas
Southern Medical Journal, 12/08/08
Zhang Y et al. - CAM use is clearly not uncommon among primary care patients in rural areas, with more than half of patients reporting some type of use. This study suggests that further research should elicit opinions on CAM among people who do not regularly access a conventional primary care provider, as well as assess the relationship between CAM and conventional medical treatment in terms of cost and health benefits.
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