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May 8, 2017

The Dry Needling Controversy

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Recently, physical therapists (PTs) have added acupuncture to their repertoire in order to help treat musculoskeletal problems. PTs call their style of acupuncture “dry needling” and the law allows them to use it to release “trigger points”.  A few PTs will use this acupuncture technique for other reasons, but they are operating illegally, outside their […]

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