Unconventional therapy in Pennsylvania practices

The public's interest in "alternative" medicine is well documented, and recent attempts to integrate unconventional therapies into conventional medical practices have been widely publicized Pennsylvania physicians have reacted cautiously but are showing increasing interest. This article summarizes the perspectives of physicians who employ at least some of what they prefer to call "complementary" or "adjunctive" therapies-including acupuncture, hypnosis, and herbal remedies.