One physician taking on this integration of treatment is Dr. James Dykes, a board certified family physician and 1980 Duke medical school graduate, who has practiced in Durham since 1987 at Integrative Health Care. We have to be both skeptical and open-minded about what tools may be useful for individuals. It is hard to say, for example, that you have to have a data-based study about prayer for helping patients . . . That is a given. It implies it is inferior.
Alternative medicine is anything non-western.
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