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Gang Peng OMD, Ph.D., L. Ac.
Dr. Peng is an acupuncturist and researcher. He is principal doctor at his clinic - Acupuncture & Natural Medicine. He is a graduate of Beijing University of (Traditional) Chinese Medicine (M.B. or OMD) in Beijing, China and Wayne State University (Ph.D.) in Detroit, Michigan. He is a well-trained clinic acupuncturist and immunologist.
In addition to his private practice, he is also a member (acupuncturist) of Pain and Palliative Care Service (PPCS) at National Institutes of Health (Bethesda, Maryland). He treats patients who are in various clinic studies and have the needs for acupuncture treatment.
Dr. Peng also has long-term interest in medical research. He was a research fellow at National Institutes of Health. He conducted researches on inflammatory and infectious diseases including HIV/AIDS. Of his researches, he contributed to the establishment of a new potential anti-HIV mechanism.
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Dr. Peng's approach for acupuncture
Dr. Peng's practice is rooted from Traditional Chinese Medicine. He conducts diagnosis and therapeutic design based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture.
Dr. Peng emphasizes the concept of individualized medicine. Each individual has his or her own body (physical) condition that contributes to the presenting symptoms or diseases. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is important to consider individual overall body condition for the therapeutic design. It is believed that only when overall body's condition is corrected, one can fundamentally resolve his or her illness.
Dr. Peng follows closely current advance in basic and clinic research including acupuncture and other therapies. He always informs his patients with update medical progress and incorporates useful information into his treatment design.
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